Speech and Feeding Therapy FAQs

What services do Long Island Speech and Feeding Therapy offer?

• Speech & Language Therapy (for communication, articulation, language delays, and social skills)
• Feeding & Swallowing Therapy (for picky eating, oral motor skills, and swallowing safety)
• Myofunctional Therapy (for tongue thrust, oral motor patterns, breathing, and oral development)
• Parent Coaching & Group Coaching (tools and strategies for families to support therapy at home)

How can I refer a child for services?

Whether you are a parent, provider, or community organization, please refer a child by filling out our contact form.

Can I be present during my child’s therapy session?

Of course! We highly encourage the active participation of caregivers in therapy sessions. We firmly believe that the caregiver’s role is crucial, and we are committed to helping you develop the necessary skills to support your child and continue the progress achieved in the clinic at home. We are dedicated to providing you with all the support you need to ensure the best possible outcomes for your child.

What types of developmental and learning disorders does Long Island Speech and Feeding Therapy Treat?

Long Island Speech and Feeding Therapy treats a wide range of childhood conditions including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Intellectual Disability, and other neurodevelopmental disorders. We are skilled at addressing Sensory Processing Disorders and Speech and Language Conditions like Cognitive-Communication Disorders, Social Communication Disorders, Functional Speech Sound Disorders of Articulation and Phonology, Feeding and Swallowing, Organic Speech Sound Disorders, Resonance Disorders, and Oral Motor Disorders.

How often will my child need therapy?

Every child is different. Some children thrive with once-a-wee sessions for an extended period of time, while others may benefit from more frequent visits. After the initial evaluation, we’ll recommend a schedule that best supports your child’s needs and goals.