Helping Your Child Find Their Voice

We provide speech therapy for children and young adults from birth through age 21. Our therapists have extensive experience with infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-age children, teens, and young adults transitioning out of school-based services. Insurance covers speech therapy through age 21.

Absolutely. Many of our clients are school-age children (ages 5–12) and teens (ages 13–21) who need speech therapy for articulation, stuttering, language disorders, social communication challenges, reading difficulties, or motor speech disorders. We coordinate with schools and can help support IEP speech therapy goals.

Yes, we work with most major insurance providers for clients from birth through age 21. We also help families understand their coverage and navigate the insurance process. Contact us for specific information about your plan.

Your child may need speech therapy if they are hard to understand or behind in language milestones for their age. Common signs include limited vocabulary, trouble following directions, stuttering, difficulty with specific sounds like /r/ or /s/, challenges with social communication, or reading difficulties. For school-age children and teens, watch for trouble with classroom participation, peer interactions, or academic performance related to language. We offer free consultations to assess your child's needs.

Yes. We work closely with families and school districts across Northern Colorado — including Greeley-Evans School District 6, Thompson School District, and Poudre School District — to support and supplement IEP speech therapy goals. Private therapy can provide more intensive, individualized treatment than school-based services alone.

We specialize in complex conditions that many general clinics don't treat. These include childhood apraxia of speech, motor speech disorders, pediatric hearing loss (cochlear implants, BAHAs), stuttering, and AAC devices. Our focused expertise means better outcomes for children and young adults with these specific needs.

The duration of therapy varies based on your child's specific needs, diagnosis, and goals. Some children may see significant progress in a few months, while others with more complex needs may benefit from longer-term therapy. We regularly assess progress and adjust treatment plans accordingly.

Absolutely! Northern Colorado clinic location details are coming soon, and we continue serving families throughout Northern Colorado including Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor, Evans, Johnstown, Longmont, and all of Weld and Larimer counties.