Speech Therapy Cheyenne, Wyoming
Wyoming Speech & Literacy
At Wyoming Speech and Literacy, we bring specialized intervention directly to you. From toddlers with language delays to school-aged students navigating speech sound disorders, dyslexia and executive functioning, we provide the personalized evaluations and home-based therapy your child needs to thrive.
Areas of Practice
Wyoming Speech and Literacy is here to provide support for a wide range of speech and language needs for infants, children and adults. Our speech therapy is currently provided in the comfort of your home with caregiver training an essential part of our service delivery model. Teletherapy options are also available.
Look no further for expert speech therapy to treat your child’s speech sound errors. I have training and expertise in treating a wide variety of speech needs, including severe phonological and articulation disorders, childhood apraxia of speech and cleft palate therapy.
Helping young children with language delays catch up with their peers is imperative for later academic success. I have years of experience as an early childhood pediatric speech therapist and I’m here to boost your child’s ability to express themselves to the world.
Children with reading difficulties don’t always qualify for reading support at school. I spent many years in school settings helping children with complex and challenging needs learn to read and I am well-equipped to evaluate and treat your child’s language-based reading challenges.
I have many years of experience working to improve social language skills of young children and student’s with autism spectrum disorder with expertise and training in many different approaches. No one is better equipped to support social language than a speech language pathologist.
Executive Functioning
If your child struggles with initiating and planning tasks and is often disorganized, supporting their executive functioning skills can be life-changing for you and your family. Speech therapists are highly skilled at treating executive functioning ability with individuals of all ages.
If you have in depth questions about communication for all ages, the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) has developmental milestones for children and information on every speech and language topic imaginable.
