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Welcome To
Speech and Language with Supreet
Speech and Language Therapy Services
Supreet Kaur, MA, CCC-SLP is an experienced ASHA-certified Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist. She strives to understand each individual she works with — recognizing their interests, highlighting their strengths, and helping them grow towards their communication goals. She has multiple years of experience working with autistic and neurodivergent children. Her approach to therapy is play-based through child-centered learning.
Specializations: She is certified in TALK YOGA and Meaningful Speech. She has received training in Gender Affirming Voice Therapy.
Articulation delays
Communication Support for Autistic Clients
Gestalt Language Processors
Expressive and Receptive Language
Literacy Enrichment
Early Intervention
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
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TALK Yoga
Welcome to TALK YOGA! A program specifically designed by Speech Language Pathologists who skillfully integrate yoga movements with speech and language therapy.
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Gestalt Language Therapy
What is Gestalt Language Processing (Echolalia / Scripting)?
How can I identify if my child is a Gestalt Language Processor? -
Parent Coaching and Consult
Learn effective strategies to foster language for children of all ages and abilities at home
Understand gestalt language therapy and how to support your child’s communication -
Gender Affirming Voice Therapy
Through safe vocal muscle training, we guide patients in achieving voice changes aligned with their gender identity without causing harm to their vocal cords.
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Neurodiversity affirming speech therapy
Our approach to therapy is rooted in the recognition and celebration of neurodiversity, adopting a holistic lens to support individuals in their unique journeys.
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Speech Sound Disorders
As children develop their language skills, they learn to produce sounds. Most children say /p/, /m/, and /w/ early on, while sounds like /r/, /l/, or “th” often take longer to master. By four years old
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