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Sensory processing allows a child to respond to different sensory information (sound, vison, touch, taste, smell, spatial, and internal sensations/interoceptive) in their immediate environment. This will affect their ability to behave in meaningful and consistent ways.  Children that experience sensory processing difficulties may avoid participation in childhood experiences or show inconsistency in engaging with sensory […]

Speech therapy isn’t just about how children say sounds or pronunciation! Communication is crucial for development across all areas.

A child’s “occupation” is the daily activities they are expected to participate in and to develop the skills that will help them succeed later in life, including motor, self-care, and social skills.

Speech Therapy is not limited to targeting pronunciation and learning how to speak properly – it’s about communication in all forms!

Executive Functioning is an incredibly important set of skills all of us use every single day.

We begin our assessment process with a detailed background questionnaire, record review from all other information you provide, and questionnaires completed by caregivers that are completed prior to the initial evaluation.

The speech and occupational therapists at Austin’s Communication Station provide tools and strategies to help children succeed based on what they observe here in sessions but practicing at home is just as important as the sessions themselves.

If your child only eats certain foods or dislikes trying new foods he/she may be considered a picky eater.