Little Palms Pediatric Speech & OT welcomes you! We offer mobile pediatric speech and occupational therapy services. Our innovative co-treating model artfully combines the expertise of both speech therapy and occupational therapy to create a comprehensive and holistic approach that supports your child's full-body development as they learn and grow. By seamlessly integrating speech, language, and motor skills, we help children not only communicate more effectively with their friends and family, but also enhance their coordination, sensory processing, and essential daily living skills. Our team provides an evidence-based, collaborative, interdisciplinary, and most importantly, FUN approach to therapy.
Our team wholeheartedly believes that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive in a playful and nurturing environment! Each session, led by a speech-language therapist and occupational therapist duo, is brimming with fun and engaging activities specially tailored to your child's unique needs, ensuring that they develop their abilities and flourish in a supportive and enjoyable atmosphere!
Empowering Little Voices, Inspiring Little Hands!
Advantages of pediatric speech-language therapy & occupational therapy
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Improved communication skills
Better academic performance
Enhanced social interactions
Reduced behavioral problems
Increased self-confidence
Long-term educational benefits
How do I know if my child might need speech therapy or occupational therapy?
Not meeting developmental milestones
Lack of play or social skills
Trouble with balance or hand-eye coordination
Issues with fine motor skills
Handwriting or number formation issues
Difficulty with visual processing
Sensory processing concerns
Poor attention or organization
Sensory food aversion or a limited diet
Emotional outbursts or “meltdowns” in behavior
Difficulty with age-appropriate self-help skills such as dressing and toileting
Speech that is difficult to understand
Stuttering or babbling
Inconsistent voice volume or tone
Trouble pronouncing certain sounds
Lack of gesturing
Issues with verbal requests
Frustration due to being misunderstood
Trouble following directions
Difficulty reading and writing
Feeding or swallowing concerns
Challenges with social interactions/inappropriate use of language (limited eye contact, does not respond to name, repetitive behaviors or speech)
Kind words