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Your child is trying to speak, but the words aren’t coming. They’re frustrated. You’re frustrated. And instead of getting real help, you’re stuck with:
🚧 Waitlists that push therapy months away while your child falls further behind.
🚧 Therapy that’s too expensive or inconsistent to make a real impact.
🚧 No clear guidance on what actually works or how to help at home.
At Learning Re-Imagined, we break these barriers with expert-led clinical speech therapy designed to give your child:
✔ ️ The support they need NOW and not months from now.
✔ Personalized therapy that targets their specific struggles whether it’s first words, clearer speech, or full conversations.
✔ Real progress that extends beyond the clinic so your child thrives at home, at school, and everywhere in between.
Because no parent should have to wait and wonder if their child will ever catch up.
You thought by now, your child would be chatting, telling stories, and enjoying bedtime books. But instead, every day feels like a guessing game—trying to understand what they want, why they’re struggling, and whether you’re doing enough.
If your child is struggling with speech, language, or literacy, we can help.
Book a consultation today—because your child deserves to be heard, understood, and confident.
Our Speech Therapy Services
Every child’s speech and language needs are different, and our therapy services are tailored to meet them where they are.
Early Intervention for Late Talker (Including Autism)
Some children naturally take longer to start talking, but others struggle due to difficulties with motor skills, social engagement, or understanding language. They might have trouble making sounds, imitating words, or even knowing when and how to interact.
This is especially true for children with Autism, who may need structured support to develop communication skills.
✔️ Identifying what’s holding speech back: A full assessment helps determine whether delays are caused by motor challenges, language processing issues, or sensory sensitivities.
✔️ Encouraging speech through daily activities: Helping children use words naturally during play, mealtimes, and routines, instead of relying on gestures or frustration.
✔️ Introducing alternative communication methods when needed: Teaching simple signs, visual supports, or AAC devices to help children express their needs while speech develops.
✔️ Providing structured guidance for parents: Giving clear, practical strategies that can be used at home to support consistent progress.
Language Therapy
You understand them—but no one else does. Teachers, family, even other kids ask, “What did they say?. Some children know words but struggle to turn them into sentences. Others have difficulty understanding what’s being said to them, following instructions, or keeping up in conversations.
This could be due to weaker vocabulary, trouble with processing spoken language, or difficulty structuring thoughts into clear sentences. If your child gets frustrated from being misunderstood, we help them speak clearly and confidently with our Language Therapy.
✔️ Expanding vocabulary beyond just naming things: Teaching action words, describing words, and social phrases so children can express needs, ideas, and emotions.
✔️ Improving sentence structure and clarity: Helping them combine words into full, meaningful sentences instead of relying on short phrases or scattered words.
✔ ️ Strengthening comprehension skills: Using stories, interactive discussions, and visual support to improve understanding.
✔️ Developing better conversation skills: Teaching kids how to stay on topic, ask and answer questions, and engage in back-and-forth discussions.
Literacy (Reading) Therapy
Reading difficulties don’t just happen on their own—they’re often tied to underlying speech and language delays.
If a child struggles with letter-sound recognition, decoding words, or understanding what they read, it may be due to difficulty processing language or recalling words efficiently.
✔️ Strengthening phonics and decoding skills – Teaching kids how to break down words into smaller sound units so they can read fluently instead of guessing.
✔️ Boosting reading comprehension – Using guided reading techniques and structured questioning to help kids understand what they read, not just sound out words.
✔ ️ Improving spelling and writing – Strengthening word recognition and sentence-building skills so writing becomes easier.
✔️ Turning reading into a positive experience – Using engaging, high-interest books and hands-on activities to make reading feel fun, not frustrating.
Articulation (Pronunciation) Therapy
Speech clarity issues often stem from difficulty coordinating the tongue, lips, and jaw, making it hard to produce sounds accurately.
Some children swap sounds (saying ‘wabbit’ for rabbit), drop syllables, or struggle with letter combinations—all of which can make them hard to understand.
✔️ Identifying which sounds are difficult and why: A detailed assessment determines whether the challenge is due to oral motor coordination, habit-based errors, or phonological processing issues.
✔️ Teaching correct tongue and mouth placement: Using visual models, mirrors, and structured exercises to improve pronunciation.
✔️ Practicing sounds in real-life conversations: Moving beyond drills to ensure kids apply their skills in everyday speech.
✔️ Boosting confidence in speaking: Helping kids feel comfortable expressing themselves in class, with friends, and at home.
Stuttering Therapy
Stuttering isn’t just about repeating sounds/words; it’s often linked to difficulty coordinating breathing and speech, heightened anxiety around talking, or tension in the muscles used for speech production. Some children pause frequently, stretch out sounds, or avoid talking altogether.
✔️ Teaching fluency techniques for smoother speech: Using breath control, pacing, and gentle speech strategies to help words flow naturally.
✔️ Reducing physical tension when speaking: Helping kids relax their mouth and jaw muscles to reduce speech blocks.
✔️ Practicing real-world communication skills: Helping children apply fluency strategies outside of therapy, so they feel confident speaking in conversations.
✔️ Building resilience: Teaching kids how to handle moments of stuttering without frustration or avoidance.
Auditory Processing Therapy
Some children can hear just fine but struggle to make sense of what they’re hearing. They may miss key parts of instructions, take longer to respond, or get lost in conversations. This is often due to the brain not processing speech sounds efficiently, making it harder to filter, recall, or act on verbal information. This may also partly be due to past middle ear infections and prolonged periods of time a child was not able to ‘tune in’ to sounds.
✔️ Training the brain to recognize and interpret sounds more accurately: Using listening exercises and sound pattern recognition activities.
✔️ Strengthening auditory memory: Teaching kids how to retain and recall spoken information more effectively.
✔️ Improving ability to follow multi-step directions: Practicing strategies to process longer instructions without confusion.
✔️ Enhancing conversation skills: Teaching kids how to stay engaged, ask for clarification, and keep up with group discussions.
Cleft Lip and Palate Speech Therapy
Cleft lip and palate can impact speech development due to differences in airflow, muscle function, and palate structure.
Some children sound overly nasal, struggle to form certain sounds, or have unclear pronunciation due to these physical differences.
✔️ Focusing on correct speech sound production: Strengthening oral coordination for better articulation.
✔️ Improving airflow control: Teaching kids how to balance nasal and oral airflow for clearer speech.
✔️ Helping children communicate confidently: Encouraging speech in real-life conversations so they feel comfortable expressing themselves.