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Metamorphosis Therapy Group offers comprehensive therapy services for all areas including Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy.
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Speech therapy addresses communication skills in a variety of areas, including- speech sounds (articulation/ phonological disorders, apraxia), fluency, language, voice, and social skills. Speech therapy can help kids learn to speak more clearly. This helps them feel more confident and less frustrated about speaking to others. Kids who have language issues can benefit socially, emotionally and academically from speech therapy. Learn More About Our Speech Therapy Program
Occupational therapy services
Occupational therapy addresses sensory concerns that may impact day to day activities such as eating a variety of foods or textures, tolerating certain touch, body awareness in space, and regulation behavior. Our occupational therapy services cover feeding therapy to handwriting skills! Learn More About Our Occupational Therapy Program
Physical therapy services
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How does a speech therapist determine if my child needs help with speech development?
Speech pathologists (SLPs) have extensive training in language development and acquisition. In some cases, language development may be disordered, meaning different skills develop at different times out of typical order. Our SLPs will develop a plan of assessment based on the case history caregivers complete for our intake process.
How does speech therapy help my child who isn’t talking?
Studies have shown that children learn most quickly through play-based learning than any other teaching method. Our therapists “play with purpose”- making your child’s sessions fun and something they look forward to! Our patients gleefully greet their therapist and eagerly run to the therapy room. Our fun and interactive play-based sessions are well suited for young children who are learning skills such as new sounds, first words, following directions, and learning appropriate play skills. Our therapists analyze evidence-based therapeutic techniques every session and parent coaching is built into every session so you can learn how to be your child’s best supporter of speech and language development in between sessions.
My child is difficult to understand- will speech therapy help?
By 3 years old, most children should be able to be understood 75% of the time. There are many reasons why your child may be difficult to understand, including but not limited to: difficulty pronouncing sounds, leaving off sounds in words, weak vocabulary, or difficulty formulating sentences. Our comprehensive evaluations will determine the cause of the delay and treatment plan to improve.
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What we treat
Stuttering
Stuttering is a communication disorder characterized by disruptions or disfluencies in the normal flow of speech.
Lisps
A lisp is a type of articulation disorder that involves the mispronunciation of the sounds “s” and “z.” People with lisps may produce these sounds in an atypical manner.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Speech/Language Developmental Strengths and Weaknesses including alternative communication system supports and readiness such as Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
Language Disorders
Comprehension of spoken language and ability to express wants and needs using age-appropriate vocabulary and sentences.
Articulation Disorders
Reduced overall intelligibility and speech clarity across multiple sounds or single sound errors (such as /r/ or “lisps”).
Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders
How the tongue moves independent of lips, jaw, and teeth while at rest and during movement. Often screened/assessed with articulation disorders.
Reading Intervention / Dyslexia
A language-rooted deficit in understanding and decoding letters to sounds that impacts spelling, reading, and written comprehension.
Apraxia of Speech
Suspected apraxia of speech is a motor-based evaluation across speech sounds and non-speech tasks (i.e. motor movements with the lips and tongue).
Fluency Disorders
Repeating sounds, words, or phrases, getting “stuck” in connected speech.
Swallowing Disorders
Ability to safely eat solids and drink liquids without aspiration or choking.
Early Intervention
Services focused on the birth to three population in the home or community based setting.
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Metamorphosis accepts most major insurance providers.
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