Locations
St Johns, FL Office
Speech and Language Therapy Services Now Available in St. Johns!
We're excited to expand our services in St Johns with speech therapy now becoming available at our location! Families will soon have access to personalized speech and language support from the team at And Then There Is You. Our speech therapy services support both children and individuals with a variety of communication needs, with care tailored to each person's goals and development.
Address
120 Everest Lane Suite 3 St Johns, FL 32259
Call or Text
(904) 204-8173
The St Johns Team
Megan M. Northcutt SLP-CCC
Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist
ATTIY Also Specializes in:
Couples & Families
Adolescents & Teens
Trauma
Grief & Loss
Can My Child Benefit From Speech & Language Therapy in St Johns?
Speech and language therapy can support children who are having difficulting communicating, understanding language, producing certain sounds, or developing age-appropriate speech and language skills. At And Then There Is You (ATTIY), our speech-language pathologists provide personalized support based on each child's unique needs, strengths, and goals.
Our services can also address pediatric feeding therapy for children experiencing challenges with eating and drinking, including limited food variety, difficulty with textures, chewing or oral-motor skills, and other feeding concerns. An evaluation can help determine whether speech, language, feeding, or a combination of services may be appropriate for your child.
Frequently Asked Questions About Speech Therapy
How do I know if my child needs speech therapy?
If your child is not meeting developmental milestones at the proper age or if you notice frustration when they are unable to communicate with others.
What are the signs of a speech or language disorder?
Producing sounds in words incorrectly, inability to formulate a sentence, difficulties understanding sequences and routines, difficulty answering questions appropriately.
What happens during a speech therapy session?
The speech language pathologist will use various materials to engage the child while working on his/her individualized goals.
Can speech therapy help children with autism?
Yes; A whole-child approach is important, and other professionals may be involved. Attention or behavioral concerns should be addressed before starting speech therapy.
What does a speech language pathologist do?
A speech-language pathologist is certified to work across the lifespan with individuals who may have difficulties in one or more of the following areas:
- Articulation/Phonology: Producing the correct sounds
- Fluency: Producing appropriate rate and rhythm of speech
- Voice/Resonance: Producing proper quality, pitch, and volume
- Hearing: Detecting and understanding sound
- Receptive Language: Understanding what is heard or read
- Expressive Language: Expressing thoughts and ideas
- Feeding/Swallowing: Efficient eating and drinking
- Cognitive Communication: Thinking skills such as attention and memory
- Social Communication: Conversational skills and social understanding
- Modalities: AAC, gestures, writing, technology