The connection we form with your child is the foundation to their growth.

Our team is dedicated to understanding the unique needs of the children that we serve, as well as the things that light them up, creating a motivating and meaningful experience for them to engage in. As we do this we embed evidence-based interventions, provide functional strategies for parents to use at home, and create opportunities for success in all domains of child development.

Our team follows a child-directed approach, building upon your child’s interests and prioritizing their needs based on functionality.

Our goal is to increase your child’s success interacting within their everyday world. Each of our therapists utilize their own unique field specialties combined with a passion for what they do in order to improve your child’s daily independence and communication. These specialties include:

  • early language development

  • baby sign

  • argumentative communication

  • feeding and swallowing

  • auditory processing

  • emotional regulation

  • reflex integration

  • fine & visual motor skills

  • literacy development

  • tongue thrust

  • articulation and phonology

  • apraxia of speech

  • sensory processing & integration

  • executive functioning

  • motor planning & development

Your child will be paired with a therapist that can meet their specific needs.

 

We formally assess, provide treatment plans, and treat children with:

  • speech/language delay

  • delayed fine, visual, and gross motor skills

  • difficulty with self-care tasks (e.g. dressing, feeding self, bedtime routines)

  • articulation and/or phonological disorders

  • auditory processing

  • reduced language due to diagnosis of various disorders (i.e., Autism, Down syndrome, Sensory Processing Disorder, ADHD, etc.)

  • apraxia of speech

  • social/pragmatic disorder

  • feeding and swallowing disorders

  • reduced pre-literacy and literacy skills

  • sensory aversions, sensitivities, or intense needs

  • impulse control and attention difficulties

We provide quality intervention to children ages birth to school-aged in their homes, daycares, preschools, or our space.

We work closely with parents and other team members including behavioral therapists, feeding specialists, and special educators to facilitate a multi-disciplinary approach centering around a child’s interests, daily routines, and natural interactions.

 

What they say…

 
 
 

Each of our Speech Pathologists holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence in speech-language pathology from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), and our Occupational Therapist is nationally certified by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT). All of our therapists are licensed to practice in the state of Florida.

 

Frequently
Asked
Questions

  • Submit a contact form and we will reach out to you as soon as we can to set up a formal speech-language and/or occupational therapy evaluation. If your child’s results indicate a need for intervention we will provide you with a plan of care and any supplemental assessments that we recommend.

  • An initial evaluation will provide us with an idea of where intervention will be most beneficial for your child. Our therapists provide therapy in our office, in home, or in your child’s school or daycare when appropriate. We commonly collaborate with other therapists, providing co-treatment sessions in their spaces as well.

  • The length of a speech or occupational therapy session ranges from 30 to 90 minutes. In most circumstances we encourage our families to be fully present and active participants. However, this is dependent on your child’s goals, developmental level, and your child’s unique learning style.

  • If you are interested in setting up a formal evaluation we will discuss pricing once we connect. The rate is dependent on how many hours we recommend for your child and who your child is receiving therapy from.

  • We do not accept insurance but we are able to provide a medical diagnosis and/or treatment code on your invoice that your insurance may/or may not accept for reimbursement. You will have to contact your insurance and discuss options for “out of network providers” which Speak Outside The Box, LLC is considered. If you have been granted funds through the Gardiner or McKay scholarship, a paid invoice will allow for reimbursement.