Speak-a-bu Speech Therapy, Inc. offers consultation, assessment, and therapy options for families and children of all ages in all areas of communication:

- Speech Sounds (articulation, phonology, and/or Childhood Apraxia of Speech [CAS])

- Language (vocabulary, grammar, following directions, figurative language, etc.)

- Social Language (facial/body cues, emotions, turn-taking, conversations, jokes/sarcasm, etc.)

- Fluency (stuttering, cluttering)

- Voice (volume, pitch, vocal quality, etc.)

- AAC: Augmentative & Alternative Communication (high tech devices such as iPads, low-tech options such as Core Boards, or a combination of various modalities)

Business communication, also referred to as "accent modification," is an elective service for adults who desire to alter their speech, dialect, prosody, rate of speech, or fluency. It is important to note that dialectical variations are not related to a communication disorder; however, individuals may seek to modify these variations with help from a speech and language therapist. Speak-a-bu Speech Therapy, Inc. offers the following elective services to adults who would like to modify a U.S.-based regional accent or to those who have learned English as a second language (L2 learners):

- Articulation variations (those tricky 'r,' 'sh,' 'ch,' and 'th' sounds!)

- Vocabulary (multiple meaning words/homonyms, phrasal verbs, etc.)

- Grammar (verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, pronouns, etc.)

- Figurative language (metaphors, similes, idioms, etc.)

- Humor (sarcasm, jokes, puns, etc.)

- Slang

Speak-a-bu Speech Therapy, Inc. loves partnering with schools to provide speech and language services to students in grades pre-kindergarten to 12th grade through a convenient and HIPAA compliant virtual platform.

Services include but are not limited to:

- Individualized therapy

- Screenings

- Eligibility Evaluations

- Progress Reports

- Adhering to California documentation requirements & guidelines

- Participation in IEP meetings

- Case management when applicable

- Strong communication with all IEP team members

- Supervision of Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPA) or aides when applicable