Speech and Language Therapy
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Speech and Language Services Now Available! 

 

We provide services for children with or without an autism diagnosis. 

Immediate openings are available at our May Centers for Children & Families in Randolph and West Springfield, Massachusetts.
 

 

What is Speech and Language Therapy?


Speech and language therapy helps children improve their ability to understand and use language, express themselves, and communicate effectively with others. It can address challenges such as delayed speech, difficulty following directions, trouble with pronunciation or articulation, stuttering, and limited social communication skills. For some children, therapy also includes support for using AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) devices with voice output to build independence and connection.

Our licensed speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are experts in childhood communication disorders and deliver fun, play-based, and evidence-based therapy tailored to each child’s developmental level and communication goals.


Who we serve

  • Children with or without an autism diagnosis, ages 2–12
  • Children currently enrolled at a May Center for Children & Families
  • Children not receiving center services but who may need speech and language support

Our services include

  • Comprehensive evaluations and diagnoses of speech and language disorders
  • Customized treatment plans based on each child’s needs and strengths
  • Specialized expertise in AAC evaluations and therapy
  • Collaboration with families, schools, and outside providers
  • Parent coaching and opportunities to observe and participate in sessions

What to expect

  • In-person therapy delivered in our warm, child-friendly clinical settings
  • Sessions typically 30 minutes, once or twice per week based on evaluation
  • Flexible scheduling, including after-school appointments
  • Services billed through insurance whenever possible; we currently accept MassHealth, with more plans expected soon.
  • Private pay options available


Whether your child is working on their first words or refining more complex communication skills, we are here to support their growth and success.
Our integrated approach allows us to provide seamless care across disciplines to help build a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

 

 

 

 

 

  • 41 Pacella Park Drive
  • Randolph, MA 02368
  • USA
  • Phone 800.778.7601
  • TTY 781.440.0461

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