Speech-Language Therapy
Creating meaningful connections from first smiles to confident conversation.
Connect. Play. Communicate.
At South Tampa Speech & Language, we work with children ages 0–5 on foundational communication skills. Whether your little one is just starting to babble, struggling with speech sounds, or having difficulty expressing themselves, we’re here to help.
We offer evaluations and therapy services in homes, daycares, and preschools throughout the South Tampa area — making early intervention convenient and personalized.
Our child-centered, family-focused approach gives caregivers practical tools to help their little ones communicate wants, needs, and ideas with confidence.
Have questions or wondering if your child might benefit from therapy?
How It Works
1
reach out
Contact us to schedule a free consultation. We'll chat about your concerns and determine if a screening or evaluation is warranted.
2
get a game plan
Using information you provide and any evaluation results (if needed), we will develop a personalized plan with goals and recommendations.
3
start therapy
Sessions take place in your home, daycare, or preschool. Parent/caregiver feedback is provided with a focus on fostering connection through play and daily routines.
Who We Help
We work with children ages 0-5 who are:
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Late talkers
Using fewer words than expected for their age.
"My two-year-old isn't talking much."
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having trouble expressing their thoughts
Finding it hard to put words together or form grammatically correct sentences.
"My five-year old says 'goed' instead of 'went'."
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frustrated when trying to communicate
Meltdowns or withdrawal when they aren't understood.
"She gets upset when we don't know what she wants."
struggling to understand what others say
Needing extra support to follow directions or routines. Difficulty answering questions.
"My child can't tell me what a story was about when we've finished reading."
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hard to understand
Struggling with specific speech sounds or sound patterns.
"My child says 'tar' instead of 'star'".
Learning to connect & interact
Not yet imitating, taking turns, and/or gesturing.
"My 16-month-old isn't waving, pointing, or clapping."