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Community based speech therapy in Lakeland, Winter Haven, Auburndale, and more.


Speech Therapy focuses on how a child says sounds and words. This may include working on pronunciation, clarity of speech, voice, or fluency (such as stuttering), so that others can understand your child more easily.

Speech
Therapy

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Language Therapy focuses on how a child understands and uses language. This can include building vocabulary, forming sentences, following directions, answering questions, and using language appropriately in social situations.

Language
Therapy

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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) includes tools and strategies that help children communicate when speaking is difficult. AAC can support children who are not yet talking, have limited speech, or have trouble being understood. AAC may include things like picture boards, communication books, sign language, or speech-generating devices (such as tablets or dedicated communication devices).

AAC

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The main goal of Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT) is to help the muscles of the mouth and face work the way they should, so a child’s teeth, jaw, and facial structures can grow and develop in a healthy, typical way.

By improving oral muscle function, myofunctional therapy can support clearer speech, safer swallowing, improved breathing patterns, and long-term oral health. Myofunctional therapy is recommended both before and after lip or tongue tie release procedures.

myofunctional Therapy

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Rapid Speech Therapy LLC is an approved provider for the Family Empowerment Scholarship for Unique Abilities (FES-UA). This Florida-based scholarship supports students ages 3 through 22 with a wide range of diagnoses, including speech-language impairments. To learn more about the scholarship and find out if your child may be eligible, please click here.

Evaluations

  • Evaluations provide a detailed overview of your child’s current communication abilities.

  • Typically last 45–90 minutes.

  • You will receive a comprehensive Evaluation Report, including:

    • A description of your child’s communication strengths and weaknesses.

    • Information about the standard and non-standard assessments that were administered.

    • Therapy service recommendations, potential therapy targets to work towards, and more!

EVALUATION RATE:

Speech-Language Evaluation: $300

Therapy

  • We provide weekly therapy to help your child make steady progress and apply new skills in everyday life.

  • Therapy sessions are delivered in homes, private schools, or daycares, giving children the opportunity to practice skills in a natural, comfortable environment.

  • We offer a variety of session lengths, including 30, 45, or 60 minutes. Session length is determined based on therapist recommendations, parent input, and scheduling availability.

Therapy rates:

30 Minute Session: $75
45 Minute Session: $105
60 Minute Session: $130

Contact Us

The best way to reach us is by email. Please fill out the inquiry form below, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.