Therapy In Action

I believe that real life experiences help shape language more than constantly working in a clinical setting. See some of our fun learning outings below!

Photo of adults and kids sitting at a table
Kallie and clients eating frozen yogurt.
Photo of kids playing around a tree
Fun working together playing games at the park.
Photo of boy working on an activity with s sounds
Sound sorting fun.
Boy in a blue and white whale shirt sorting objects
Sound recognition practice.
Black and white photo of a boy holding up a plastic figure
Sound game fun.
Boy in red shirt playing a game at a table and smiling
Candyland speech style.
A black and white photo of a little girl holding a mouth toy in her hand and smiling.
Articulation fun with Mr. Mouth.
A little boy in a grey hoodie gluing beads on cardboard to form letters.
Getting creative with sound targets.
A book open on a table and two boys smiling and pointing at the words.
Learning to use the index during sound work.
A blond boy in a blue hoodie reading a book at a table.
Using a literacy-based approach to target sounds.
A little girl writing letters on a white board next to letter cards.
Working on visual and written forms of our sound targets.
A child putting small objects on playdough under a letter card with photos on it.
Sorting objects by sound.
Boy with blue shirt playing Bingo on a table.
Having some fun with speech bingo!
Boy in a t shirt sorting sounds cards on a table outside.
Sorting sound cards to work on matching sounds to their visual representation.