Tiny Sprouts
Therapy
Early Intervention Speech Therapy
Little communicators. Big things to say.
Maybe your child isn't using as many words as you expected. Maybe they communicate by pointing, pulling you toward what they want, making sounds, using gestures, or bringing you things.
Or maybe you just have that feeling that they could use a little extra support.
You don't have to wait and see.
Early intervention is about meeting your child exactly where they are and helping them build meaningful communication through play, connection, and the everyday moments you're already sharing together.
Early Intervention May Be a
Good Fit If...
You've noticed your child:
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Isn't using as many words as you expected
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Has a hard time telling you what they want or need
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Gets frustrated when they're not understood
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Has difficulty understanding language or following directions
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Uses gestures, sounds, or actions more often than words
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Repeats words or phrases they've heard before
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Has lost words or communication skills they previously used
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Communicates differently than other children their age
You don't need to check every box to reach out.
And you don't need to know exactly why your child is communicating differently before asking for support.
We Follow Their Lead
Child Led
Your child's interests give us somewhere to start. Instead of constantly redirecting them toward what we want to do, we find ways to join what they're already interested in.
Play Based
Play gives us endless opportunities for communication without making your child feel like they're working.
Neurodiveristy
affirming
We're not here to teach your child to look or communicate more “typically.” We support their communication while respecting their individual way of interacting with the world.
Multimodal
Talking isn't the only way to communicate. Gestures, signs, sounds, pictures, AAC, body language, and spoken words can all be part of your child's communication.
And you're a part of the team too.
We'll help you understand your child's communication and show you simple ways to support it during the things you're already doing together.
No homework packets. No pressure to become your child's therapist.
Just realistic strategies that fit into your family's everyday life.