Childhood Speech & Language - Frequently Asked Questions

In over five years that we have served the community, Childhood Speech & Language has helped hundreds of kids communicate more clearly. Below are a few of the success stories families wanted to share with all of you.

Thank you for giving my son the biggest gift of confidence while learning to communicate smoothly and effectively.

Stacy M., Zach's Mom

Jessica has been working with my son Aiden. She is always conscientious and continually shows concern for his progress. She is thoughtful and extremely knowledgeable. I was thrilled to find her as a therapist for my son after we moved here from Boston!

Breanna Ballman

My son, who has Autism, started working with Ryan Conley in January 2010. Ryan's knowledge about Autism and insight into my son continue to impress me. Over the nearly two years I have seen many positive changes in my son that are clearly related to his work with Ryan, not to mention that my son absolutely loves coming to his Speech Therapy appointment each week. Ryan continually evaluates my son's progress and adapts our objectives as needed, he also communicates with my son's other care providers, and always makes sure that I understand where we stand. Ryan and staff are all thoughtful, reliable and knowledgeable and recommended without reservation!

Sara

Zahid's speech has greatly improved since he started with Jessica (a change noticed by all my friends and his teachers). I am grateful to Jessica for believing in my son and giving him the confidence to be a happy 4 year old. She made effort to understand his personality and work accordingly. I love the whole setting of CSL, starting from the waiting room where I feel extremely welcomed with my 10 month old.

Usma

Childhood Speech & Language has been around for over five years serving the community. Our licensed speech-language pathologists are trained health care professionals who diagnose, evaluate, and treat disorders of speech-articulation, receptive and expressive language, syntax/grammar, semantics/vocabulary and pragmatics/social use of language.

Many of the children we work with have Autism Spectrum Disorder and we work closely with these families in navigating all of their treatment options in the community.

A large portion of our parents are non-native speakers of English. We advise these clients on their unique issues such as exposing a child with special needs to multiple languages and the effects that has on their development.