pediatric speech therapy and early literacy development
Point Speech Pathology and Literacy Lab
the Point Speech Pathology
and Literacy Lab method
a structured approach to building strong communication and literacy foundations.
children learn to communicate and read through a series of interconnected developmental skills. our lab philosophy focuses on strengthening these foundations step by step through evidence based speech language therapy and family collaboration.
observe
understanding the child's communication profile
we assess: speech sound development, expressive and receptive language,
oral development and habits,
phonological awareness, early literacy readiness
this step allows us to understand how a child is currently functioning developmentally
build
strengthening core communication foundations
therapy focuses on: vocabulary development, sentence formation, sound production, listening comprehension, early phonological awareness
this stage lays the groundwork for confident communication.
connect
linking speech and language to literacy
during this phase we help children: recognize and manipulate sounds in words, understand story structure, develop narrative language, strengthen listening and comprehension
these skills are essential for learning to read.
apply
practicing communication in real world contexts
lab sessions emphasize: conversational skills, storytelling, play-based learning, classroom ready language skills
parents also receive strategies to reinforce learning at home.
grow
supporting long-term communication confidence
children develop: clearer speech, stronger language organization, reading readiness, communication confidence
the goal is not just improved speech, but lasting communication skills that support learning and social connection.
About the Process
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Our Process Explained
At Point Speech Pathology and Literacy Lab, we guide you through a clear process.
Start by booking a consultation. We will listen to your concerns and decide together if an evaluation is warranted.
During the evaluation, our team will check your child's oral motor systems, speech sounds, language development, and early literacy skills.
Once the evaluation is complete, you will receive a personalized plan, and your child will begin their individualized lab sessions to strengthen any areas that need support.