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Pediatric Speech Therapy at Michigan Pediatric Therapy

Our licensed speech-language pathologists are committed to improving your child’s communication skills in their everyday environment. Whether your child is already speaking in sentences, using single words, pointing, or simply crying, our goal is to help them progress to the next level.

Our pediatric speech therapy sessions are designed to meet your child where they are, addressing their specific frustrations and challenges. We guide them on a journey of discovery, helping them experience the joy of expressing their needs, wants, and thoughts through words.

Our Approach To Pediatric Speech Therapy

Each child is unique, and so is our approach. We tailor our therapy sessions to fit the individual needs of your child, ensuring a personalized and effective treatment plan. We use evidence-based practices and the latest techniques in speech therapy to deliver the best outcomes for your child.

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Who Can Benefit From Pediatric Speech Therapy?

Children with:

Speech Delays / Late Talkers

  • Signs: Limited vocabulary, difficulty pronouncing sounds, not meeting speech milestones, or not speaking as much as peers.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • Signs: Challenges with social communication, limited use of verbal and non-verbal communication.

Voice Disorders

  • Signs: Hoarse, breathy, or strained voice, pitch problems, or inappropriate volume.

Cognitive-Communication Disorders

  • Signs: Difficulties related to brain injury, developmental disorders, or other conditions affecting cognitive functions like memory, attention, and problem-solving.

Apraxia of Speech

  • Signs: Difficulty coordinating the movements needed for speech, inconsistent speech errors.

Stuttering or Fluency Disorders

  • Signs: Repeating sounds or words, prolonged sounds, or blocks when speaking.

Articulation Disorders

  • Signs: Difficulty making certain sounds, substituting one sound for another, or leaving out sounds.

Language Disorders

  • Signs: Struggling with understanding language, following directions, or forming sentences.

Hearing Impairments

  • Signs: Delayed speech and language development due to hearing loss.

Areas of Specialization

By empowering children with the tools they need, we help them build confidence and independence in their ability to communicate.

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Speech Production

Developing clear and accurate speech sounds is essential for effective communication. Our therapists work on articulation, phonology, and motor planning to help your child produce sounds and words correctly.

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Language Skills

Understanding and using language effectively is crucial for communication. We focus on both receptive language (understanding what others say) and expressive language (using words and sentences to express thoughts and ideas).

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Social Communication

Interacting with others is a vital part of communication. Our therapists help children develop the skills needed for social interaction, including understanding non-verbal cues, taking turns in conversation, and building relationships.
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Fluency

Fluency issues, such as stuttering, can impact a child’s ability to communicate smoothly. We provide strategies and techniques to help your child speak more fluently and with greater confidence.
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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

For children who have difficulty using spoken language, AAC can be a valuable tool. Our therapists are experienced in using various forms of AAC, including communication boards, speech-generating devices, and sign language, to support your child’s communication needs.
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Your First Appointment

We’ll go through multiple assessments with you and your child and create a goal-based treatment plan and home programming regimen in order to put your child on a positive path forward.

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Picky-eating, breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and transition to solids

Oral-Motor Issues

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Sensory Integration Therapy

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(248) 939-4030

We strive to answer your questions, address the issues you are facing, and enhance the quality of your life. Everyone’s treatment varies because we are all different. Your individualized treatment will always be structured to meet 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 needs and enhance 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 wellness.

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