Speech & Language Therapy 


How does CHC help? 


CHC’s speech and language therapy program supports children in developing the communication skills they need to express themselves, connect with others, and thrive in their daily lives. Whether working on receptive and expressive language, articulation, or social communication, our program is tailored to help each child overcome challenges and build confidence.

Supporting your child’s growth.

Through engaging, individualized care, we help children improve communication, build confidence, and strengthen social connections. Whether it’s enhancing clarity of speech, understanding language, or navigating social interactions, we are here to support your child’s growth every step of the way.

Who Can Benefit?

If your child is struggling with any aspect of communication, our speech therapy program can provide the tools and strategies they need to succeed.
Speech therapy is designed for children experiencing challenges with:

Receptive language (understanding spoken or written communication)
Expressive language (clearly conveying thoughts, ideas, or needs)
Articulation (pronouncing words or sounds correctly)
Social/pragmatic skills (interacting with peers, understanding social cues)

SLP services are offered in English and Hebrew

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What We Treat

Articulation Disorders

Difficulty forming speech sounds correctly.

Language Disorders

Difficulty understanding, reading, or expressing language; includes selective language impairment and aphasia.

Phonological Disorders

Sounds are produced correctly but don’t follow the rules of speech patterns.

Resonance Disorders

Disruption in sound flow through the throat, nose, or mouth, often due to conditions like cleft palate, causing nasal-sounding speech.

Social Communication Disorders

Difficulty using speech and gestures appropriately in social settings, such as understanding cues or taking turns in conversation.

Speech Impairments

Conditions like apraxia, dysarthria, stuttering, or tongue-tie that make communication challenging.

Voice Disorders

Issues with vocal cords, such as dysfunction, lesions, or paralysis, affecting sound production.

Areas of Focus

The Importance of Early Intervention

Early speech and language therapy can make a significant difference, helping children develop communication skills, improve language understanding, and build confidence, laying a strong foundation for success in daily life and relationships.

Childhood Apraxia of Speech

Find clarity and guidance with personalized assessments and tailored support to meet your unique needs.

Language Delays

Collaborate with parents and allied providers to recommend and monitor safe, effective, and appropriate medication strategies.

Cognitive Communication Delays/Disorder

Gain peace of mind with a second opinion consult—expert insights to guide your next steps with confidence.

Receptive & Expressive Language Delays

Find clarity and guidance with personalized assessments and tailored support to meet your unique needs.

Social & Pragmatic Language

Collaborate with parents and allied providers to recommend and monitor safe, effective, and appropriate medication strategies.

Why Early Intervention Matters

Early speech and language therapy can make a significant difference, helping children develop communication skills, improve language understanding, and build confidence, laying a strong foundation for success in daily life and relationships.

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From Our Resource Library

Speech and Language Development

Speech and language is an essential part of any child’s development. Language development impacts your child’s social interactions, behavior and academic skills. Read more about milestones that demonstrate normal speech development.