Leaps & Bounds Speech Therapy

Helping children grow one joyful leap and bound at a time

Helping your Child Grow One Leap and Bound at a Time

Speech therapy that meets your child
right where they are.

Individualized and convenient speech therapy services delivered at home, school, daycares, and around the community

Does this sound familiar?

As a parent, you want nothing more than to see your child communicate clearly and confidently. You want to be able to sit down to a meal with your child without a struggle. You want to see your child connect easily with others, participate in school, and make friends. When communication, feeding, or swallowing challenges make everyday life difficult, it can feel overwhelming for both you and your child. If you have concerns about any of the following, you’re in the right place:

Our approach

A Whole Child Approach

Every child is different, so therapy is built around yours. It’ is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Rather than treating communication, feeding, or swallowing difficulties as separate, we look at the whole picture. We consider how your child regulates emotions, processes sensory information, pays attention, uses their mouth muscles, thinks, moves, and learns. These are the building blocks underneath the skills we want to develop. By strengthening these skills, we make progress stick, not just during speech therapy sessions, but in everyday life.

Parent and Family-Centered

You know your child best! Parents are invited to be an active partner throughout therapy-not just an observer. Parent education and coaching are part of the process too. That way you feel confident supporting your child’s progress at home.

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Growth through Connection and Play

We meet your child where they are developmentally and build communication through connection. We provide the “just right” level of challenge and incorporate play, and other motivating activities to help your child learn. Every activity is intentional and tied to your child’s specific goals. The real work is happening. It’s just disguised as play! This way it never feels like work to your child. Most importantly, sessions are fun, so your child actually looks forward to coming to speech therapy!