Pediatric Speech Therapy
Home-Based Speech Therapy Solutions For your Child | A Better Tomorrow Therapy
Discover the world of Pediatric Speech Therapy with ABTT, a premier home health pediatric therapy agency. We are dedicated to assisting children in overcoming communication and feeding challenges right in the comfort of their homes. Our specialized speech therapy services are designed to cater to a diverse array of needs, ensuring each child can effectively find and use their voice with confidence.
Explore the scope of our home-based speech-language therapy, where we provide individualized support in areas such as articulation, language development, fluency, voice disorders, and feeding difficulties. With A Better Tomorrow Therapy, your child’s communication journey is nurtured in a familiar and supportive environment, paving the way for success and self-assurance.
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Speech Disorders: Unlocking Clear Communication
Speech disorders involve difficulty in producing speech sounds correctly or fluently. Our therapists address:
Articulation Disorders: Challenges in making sounds, affecting clarity of speech.8
Phonological Disorders : Difficulty in understanding and using the sound system to form words.
Motor Speech Disorders: Involving apraxia and dysarthria, affecting movement patterns in speech.
Language Disorders: Enhancing Understanding and Expression
Language disorders are issues with understanding (receptive) and/or using (expressive) spoken or written language. Our focus includes:
Receptive Language Disorders: Difficulties in understanding or processing language.
Expressive Language Disorders: Challenges in expressing thoughts and ideas.
Cognitive-Communication Disorders: Problems with memory, attention, perception, organization, regulation, and problem-solving.
Fluency Disorders: Smoothing the Flow of Speech
Fluency disorders affect the flow, speed, and rhythm of speech. We specialize in:
Stuttering: Interruptions in speech like blocks, repetitions, or prolongations.
Cluttering : Rapid or disorganized speech leading to unclear expression.
Voice Disorders: Enhancing Vocal Quality
Voice disorders involve problems with the pitch, volume, tone, and other qualities of the voice. Our therapy addresses:
Pitch Issues: Too high, low, or monotonous pitch.
Loudness Problems: Speaking too loudly or softly.
Quality Concerns: Harsh, breathy, or strained voice.
Oral Feeding Disorders: Supporting Healthy Eating Habits
Oral feeding disorders involve difficulties with eating and swallowing. Our approach includes:
Sensory-Based Disorders: Sensitivity to textures or types of food.
Motor-Based Disorders: Difficulties in the physical act of eating or swallowing.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Devices
Assistive Technology for Non-Verbal Communication : Customized use of speech-generating devices and apps for children with limited verbal abilities.
Symbol-Based Communication Systems: Implementing picture exchange and visual aids, beneficial for children with autism or developmental delays.
Customized AAC Strategies: Developing personalized communication strategies with AAC devices for effective daily interaction.
Family and Caregiver Training: Comprehensive training to ensure effective use of AAC devices at home.
Integration with Speech and Language Goals: Aligning AAC use with speech and language therapy objectives for holistic communication development.
Our Approach to Treatment
Personalized Evaluation
We begin with a thorough assessment to understand each child’s unique needs.
Family-Centered Therapy Plans
Our plans are not just child-focused but involve family members to ensure comprehensive support.
Evidence-Based Techniques
Our therapists use proven methods tailored to each child’s needs, promoting effective and enjoyable learning.
Regular Progress Tracking
We believe in transparent communication about your child’s progress.
Why Choose A Better Tomorrow Therapy for Speech-Language Needs?
Our licensed speech-language pathologists use evidence-based, individualized strategies to ensure each child reaches their communication and feeding goals. We believe in empowering not just the child but the entire family, providing support and guidance every step of the way.
Take the First Step Towards Better Communication
If your child is facing challenges in speech, language, fluency, voice, or feeding, contact A Better Tomorrow Therapy. Our experts are here to guide you through the journey of speech-language therapy, towards a future where every child communicates and eats with ease.
Meet Our Professional Team Of Speech-Language Pathology Therapists
Andrea Faggionato M.S.
CCC- SLP
Andrea is the owner of A Better Tomorrow Therapy and a Speech Language Pathologist. Andrea was born and raised in Ohio where she earned her bachelor’s degree in communication science disorders from The University of Toledo. She then earned her Masters of Science degree in speech language pathology from Baldwin Wallace University. Following graduate school Andrea moved to Arizona and began her career in early intervention. Andrea then made the transition to working with older children with primary diagnosis of Autism, Down Syndrome, and Cerebral Palsy. Andrea if PROMPT trained and believes every child and their needs are unique so every speech therapy session should be unique! Andrea educates each family on each session and advocates for each one of her clients to ensure that all of their needs at home, school, and in the community are being met.
Jamesha Gross M.S
CCC-SLP
Jamesha is a Speech-Language Pathologist who is passionate about improving the lives of children through Speech-Language Therapy and Feeding Therapy! I have has worked with children who have disabilities as a professional SLP since 2019. I have worked with children with various impairment severity levels across the following diagnoses: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability, Learning Disabilities, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Hearing Impairment, Vision Impairment, Motor Speech Disorders, Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders, Dysphagia, & Feeding Disorders. I am trained in LAMP AAC approach, SOS feeding approach, and AEIOU feeding approach. I am most skilled in and passionate about providing Dysphagia/Feeding Therapy in combination with Communication Therapy related to oral motor dysfunction.
Alexa Joiner M.S.
CCC-SLP
Alexa is the lead speech language pathologist with a primary role of supervising SLPA’s. Alexa earned her master’s of science degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders in 2017 from Washington State University. Alexa has extensive experience in school and clinic settings where she has worked with a variety of children and diagnoses. Alexa is well trained in several areas and she works with each speech therapist at A Better Tomorrow Therapy to ensure the quality of service given to each client is exceptional.
Stephanie Torres
SLPA
Stephanie is a speech language pathologist assistant. Stephanie earned her bachelor’s degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences at Arizona State University in 2017. Stephanie has experience working in the school setting, clinic setting, and home health. Stephanie is trained and specializes in training and implementation of AAC devices. Stephanie believes everyone’s voice needs to be heard, which is why she loves specializing in communication devices.
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