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- Chelsea
- Knowles
- No
- 3697 Crown Point Court, Suite 2
Jacksonville
Florida
32257
United States - Look Whoo's Talking, LLC
Jacksonville
Florida
32257
United States
At Look Whoo’s Talking, we provide a family centered approach to treatment. You are the expert on your child and we are experts in our field. We are invaluable resources to each other. As a team, we review the detailed history of your child’s speech and language development. We observe and discuss observations, positively engage and establish rapport, and thoroughly evaluate.
Once we get to know your child and families strengths and therapeutic needs, we design and implement frequent and intensive, fun and functional, evidence based therapy for childhood apraxia of speech that is also catered to your child’s interests and motivations.
We decide on an alternate way to help them communicate while they are learning verbal language if necessary. While, at the same time, we teach your child the skills of imitation, encourage and scaffold functional vocalizations, and develop their speech and language in a systematic but fun way. Parents observe, interact in coaching sessions, and are trained in techniques so that they feel confident and comfortable encouraging communication at home in their daily routine.
I started my career 24 years ago working with children with CAS and am still in touch with my first client who went from a very shy non-verbal toddler to becoming a very verbal young adult who is comfortable in her own skin and successfully attending college. Some of my clients have become like family to me. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an evaluation or therapy for your child, please reach out!
Caregivers are an integral part of the diagnostic and therapy process. I am transparent with them along the way about what I am seeing and what I suspect. I listen to their concerns and ask them questions about the child's history of speech and language development, and observe how the child interacts with the parent. I train the parent in how to interact and communicate with their child to facilitate communication. I educate them in what to expect in terms of progress and on what they can do at home to facilitate generalization of learned skills. I have the parent observe the therapy if possible and if appropriate with the child's behavior.
Look Whoo’s Talking has extensive experience in various AAC devices, PECS training, and we are able to use and teach sign language as a bridge to oral language for children with apraxia of speech if that is the best fit for the child and family.