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Turn to us for speech therapy for children in San Antonio, TX
If your child struggles with forming words, swallowing or grasping linguistic concepts, speech therapy may be the best option for them. Stepping Stones Pediatric Feeding & Speech Therapy Clinic offers language therapy and speech therapy for children at our center in San Antonio, TX. Our licensed and trained physical therapists are eager to help your child blossom.
Contact our team today to learn more about our enrollment process.
How will we help your child develop?
When you bring your child in for language therapy sessions with one of our licensed therapists, you're sure to see gradual improvement in your child's development. We accomplish this through:
- Play
- Books
- Pictures
- Communication
Call now to learn more about our speech therapy for children at our center in San Antonio, TX.
Stepping Stones Pediatric Speech Therapist
Diagnosis & Conditions that impact feeding:
- Reflux
- Tracheotomies
- Poor muscle control
- Developmental Delays
- Craniofacial Anomalies
- Cognitive Delays
- Prematurity
- Prolonged Tube Feeding
- Prolonged Tube Feeding
- Prader-Willi Syndrome
We provide services in the following areas:
- Intensive Oral Motor Therapy
- Sensory Normalization
- Feeding & Swallowing
- Speech Therapy
- Language Therapy
- Augmentative Device Programming
- Fluency Therapy
- American Sign Language Classes
Feeding therapy facilitates:
- Increasing food intake
- Acceptance of different food textures.
- Decreasing food refusal behaviors
- Decreasing vomiting/tantrums
- Eliminating Gastrostomy Feeding Tube (G-tube) dependency.
- Strengthening and training caregivers to implement feeding protocols
Our experienced clinicians are trained/certified in:
- Pediatric Feeding & Swallowing
- American Sign Language
- Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
- Vital Stim Certified
- Interactive Metronome
- Visual Phonics
- Beckman Oral Motor
- Integrated Listening Therapy
- Multicultural Diverse Populations
- Myofascial Therapy
All children are evaluated and treated by a Licensed and Certified Speech-Language Pathologist with a Masters' Degree.
