KLC Pediatric Therapy

Treatment and parent education are provided in the following areas: Articulation/Phonology, Augmentative & Alternative Communication, Autism, Cleft Palate, Developmental Delay, Dysarthria, Expressive Language, Fluency/Stuttering, Frontal and Lateral Lisp, Oral Motor/Sensory, Pragmatic Language (Social Skills), Receptive Language

At KLC Pediatric Therapy, our Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and pediatric feeding specialists work collaboratively with families to support infants experiencing challenges with bottle feeding, bottle refusal, and the transition to solids through baby-led weaning.

Feeding therapy is implemented by specifically trained Speech Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists. Feeding therapy is a speciality within a speciality. Feeding therapy is extremely beneficial and strongly recommended if your child is having difficulty eating. A variety of issues can be addressed: Improving sensory tolerance to various food textures, Developing chewing skills, Increasing a variety and volume of nutritional intake to include all food groups and textures, Reducing avoidance behaviors during mealtimes, Decrease “picky eating”

KLC Pediatric Therapy provides individualized services to treat myofunctional (pediatric and adult), speech, and feeding disorders. We are are clinic that focuses on a holistic approach. We know that choosing a provider and pursing therapy is a big decision and we are here to help you every step of the way. By collaborating with a network of highly skilled providers, we are dedicated to providing you and your family with the highest level of care.

Pediatric physical therapy focuses on improving a child's movement, strength, balance, coordination, and overall gross motor skills. It helps children who have developmental delays, injuries, or conditions that affect their ability to move and participate in daily activities. This includes working on fundamental developmental skills such as rolling, crawling, and walking, as well as addressing specific concerns like toe walking. Our therapists use a variety of exercises, play-based activities, and specialized techniques to help children reach their full physical potential.

Pediatric occupational therapy focuses on improving a child's fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care abilities, and overall participation in daily activities. It helps children who have developmental delays, sensory challenges, or conditions that affect their ability to play, learn, and perform tasks. This includes working on fundamental skills like holding a pencil and writing, using utensils to eat, dressing themselves, and regulating their body's responses to sensory input. Our therapists use a variety of play-based activities, purposeful exercises, and specialized techniques to help children become more independent and reach their full potential in their everyday lives.

Your day is busy. Between play dates, laundry, errands, and meal prep, little time remains for you to create opportunities to teach your child necessary developmental skills. There is also SO much information out there on when to start introducing solids, what solids to introduce, and ways to approach pediatric feeding, but sometimes it can be overwhelming especially if you are nervous about this next step! This is where parent coaching comes in. We are here to show you how everyday activities can easily be turned into opportunities for communication growth. Let us be your personal parent guide and show you the way to supporting your child’s development with language and/or feeding skills!