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Improved
Communication Skills
Enhanced Physical and
Cognitive Abilities
Support in Daily
Life Activities
Personalized Care from
Dedicated Professionals
Speech-language therapy (ST) services are provided to help children with communication difficulties. Children need speech-language services to promote the proper development of speech and language skills. Communication delays may contribute to difficulties with academics and social communication. ST assists children in their development of speech sounds, expressive language, receptive language, pragmatic language, reading, and written language. Speech-language pathologists work closely with clients and families to develop individualized interventions to assist in communication development. We meet the needs of the child and family at their current level to help them expand on their strengths while supporting and working through areas of weakness.
More informationOccupational therapy (OT) services are provided to help children who have difficulties in the areas of sensory processing, motor planning, visual-motor skills, and motor coordination. We use sensorimotor exploration to build a child’s self-confidence. We want children to confidently explore their environment, whether that's a toddler exploring toys, exploring a fun park, or confidently sitting in school cutting and coloring. Pediatric occupational therapists work on helping people in their occupations, and the “occupation” of a child is play, school, and self-help skills!
More informationFeeding programs are offered to individuals and small groups to help address children with problematic feeding behaviors. A whole child approach is used to assess organ systems, muscles, development, sensory, oral-motor, learning/behavior, cognition, nutrition, and environment. Feeding is a complex issue and takes a whole-child approach to be successful. We focus on increasing a child's comfort level by allowing exploration of food in a fun, playful, non-stressful way.
Preschool language groups and therapeutic dyads are offered to work on a child's ability to pay attention to friends, include friend's ideas into play, work together as a team, try new skills in a more complex environment, and have fun. Groups are tailored around the needs of each individual child so we often make groups from children we are already seeing who we know would well together, playing on each other's strengths and weaknesses.
Speech-language therapy services are provided to adults for a range of needs, including aphasia, cognitive disorders, dysphagia, TBI, and voice disorders. Adults may require ST services to assist in recovery from accidents, illnesses, injuries, and strokes.
More informationOccupational therapy services are provided to adults to help them perform activities of daily living. The goal of occupational therapy is to help people live an independent and fulfilling life. Occupational therapists also treat a wide range of work-related injuries. OT’s help adults develop, recover, improve, maintain the skills needed in their daily lives. Common reasons for occupational therapy include the development of stronger muscles, improvement in balance, injury prevention, and learning new ways to complete everyday tasks. Occupational therapy is a combination of mental, physical, and psychological exercises to help adults perform daily activities with ease. OT includes hand therapy, therapeutic activities, and visual integration therapy.
Our services extend to cognitive and traumatic brain injury (TBI) therapy. By utilizing individualized therapeutic approaches, we help those who have experienced brain injuries regain cognitive function, improve memory, and enhance problem-solving skills. We strive to help individuals relearn lost skills and gain independence.
Our voice therapy services target voice disorders, helping individuals achieve clear and healthy vocal communication. Whether it’s a child with a developmental vocal disorder or an adult with vocal strain, our expert therapists offer personalized care to restore and enhance vocal function. Gender-affirming voice therapy provided.
Teletherapy services provide speech-language pathology and occupational therapy services at a distance by linking a certified clinician to client for assessment and intervention. You are connected to a certified therapist through a high-quality, HIPAA-secure, interactive video conferencing platform. This platform provide therapy in the comfort of your own home.
We offer consultation, contract support services, and collaboration to childcare centers, private schools, public schools and community programs. We believe in a collaborative team approach and want to help children in their natural environments.
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Self-Pay
We offer self-pay options available in 30-minute units for your convenience.
HSA Compatible Services
Our services are compatible
with Health Savings Accounts
(HSA).
Superbills
We provide Superbills for our services upon request.
Insurance Accepted
We accept a wide range of insurance providers including, Healthy Blue, HomeState, MO Medicaid, Medicare, ShowMeHealthyKids, Tricare, UHC, and VA. We continually add more plans, often at patient request.
Online Payments
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