Speech Therapy Designed for Real Life

Page Speech Therapy

In-home speech therapy eliminates the clinical pressure for young children and allows us to build communication skills where they matter most. Based in northern Utah, I provide mobile speech-language evaluations and treatment sessions throughout Weber and Davis Counties. I specialize in helping children navigate early language delays, articulation, and Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS).

  • Concierge In-Home Visits: Serving families across Weber/Davis counties

  • Child-Led, Play-Based: Moving at your child’s pace so they never feel overwhelmed

  • Parent Empowerment: Giving you simple, daily tools to keep the progress going

Therapy That Meets Your Child Where They Are

Page's Philosophy

Communication shouldn't feel like a battle. I provide specialized, play-based pediatric speech therapy delivered directly in your child’s natural home environment.My therapeutic approach is entirely child-led and connection-focused. I follow your child’s interests to help them progress naturally, gently building their skills when they are ready, and reducing demands when they feel overwhelmed. By meeting them in their safe space, we reduce anxiety and build authentic communication confidence.

Is my Child Experiencing a Speech Delay?

Language Delays

What is a Language Delay?

Language is how your child shares and understands ideas. If your toddler is struggling to build a vocabulary, connect words, or follow simple everyday directions, they may be experiencing an expressive language delay or be a "late talker."

Signs to look for at home:

  • Limited Vocabulary: Uses very few words, or has stopped using words they once knew.

  • Communication Frustration: Relies on crying or pulling your hand instead of pointing or speaking.

  • Difficulty Understanding: Struggles to follow simple, everyday instructions.

  • No Word Combinations: Not yet putting two words together by age two (e.g., "more milk").

Speech Delays

What is a Speech Delay?

Speech is the physical coordination of making sounds using the mouth, tongue, and lips. Children with speech delays often understand everything and have large vocabularies, but struggle to form sounds correctly.

Signs to look for at home:

  • Unclear Speech: Speaks in full phrases, but the words sound indistinct or hard to understand.

  • Intelligibility Issues: Family, teachers, or strangers frequently struggle to understand what they are saying.

  • Sound Swapping: Consistently swaps or drops letters (e.g., saying "tat" for "cat" or leaving off word endings).

  • Communication Frustration: Sounds visibly upset when people cannot understand them on the first try.

Let's Connect!

I would love to hear about your child's unique communication journey and see how we can team up together. Please feel free to reach out using whichever method is most convenient for you:

Call or Text: 435-890-5115

Email: [email protected]

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