Pediatric speech therapy
Communication is how children connect, learn, and grow. Speech and language therapy at Woven Care supports children across all areas of communication, such as developing first words, building language skills, learning to use an AAC device, working toward being understood by others, or seeking support with fluency and feeding.
With over 15 years of experience, Woven Care provides the highest quality pediatric therapy across Colorado from our clinics in Aurora, Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, and Pueblo.
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What speech therapy can help with
Speech therapy helps children find the most effective way to express themselves, connect with others, and understand the world around them. Woven Care’s speech-language pathologists (SLP) support children with a wide range of communication and language needs, including:
- Speech and language differences, including late talking
- Speech that may be harder to understand
- Building vocabulary and combining words into phrases and sentences
- Understanding language and following directions
- Stuttering, fluency differences, or getting stuck on words
- Voice differences, including volume or vocal quality
- Social communication and pragmatic language skills, including creating new play opportunities
- Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
- Feeding and swallowing challenges
Speech therapy at Woven Care is not limited to children with a specific diagnosis. Support is available for any child who would benefit from building stronger communication skills.
Woven Care’s approach to physical therapy
Play-based and child-led
Woven Care’s speech therapists use play-based, functional techniques that make learning feel natural and engaging. Sessions are built around each child’s interests and everyday activities, so skills translate directly into real life.
All forms of communication are valued
Speech is one way to communicate, but not the only way. Speech therapy at Woven Care supports all forms of communication, including gestures, signs, speech, and AAC systems. The goal is always to help each child communicate more effectively and honor all forms of communication.
Personalized to every child
Every program begins with a thorough evaluation by a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP). From there, the team builds an individualized treatment plan around each child’s specific strengths, needs, and family goals. Plans are adjusted continuously as the child progresses.
Family and caregiver involvement
Families and caregivers are active partners in the speech therapy process. Woven Care’s therapists share progress clearly, explain what they are working on and why, and provide practical strategies to support communication development at home and in the community.
Coordinated with the full care team
When a child is also receiving applied behavior analysis (ABA), physical therapy, or occupational therapy, Woven Care’s speech therapists coordinate directly with those teams. One care plan, one location, and one team working together means nothing gets missed and progress builds across all areas of development.
Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
For children who are nonverbal or minimally verbal, AAC systems offer a powerful path to communication and connection. AAC includes a wide range of tools and strategies, from picture-based communication boards to high-tech speech-generating devices, that help children express themselves by meeting them exactly where they are.
Woven Care’s speech-language pathologists are experienced in evaluating, recommending, and implementing AAC systems for children across a range of needs and ages. AAC is not a last resort, it is an evidence-based approach that supports language development and can be used alongside developing speech.
AAC support at Woven Care includes:
- Evaluation to identify the right communication system for each child
- Implementation and training within therapy sessions
- Coaching for families and caregivers on how to support AAC use at home
- Coordination with ABA and other therapists to reinforce communication goals across settings
Feeding and swallowing
Feeding challenges are closely connected to speech and oral motor development. Woven Care’s speech therapists support children who experience difficulties with eating, mealtime routines, or swallowing, helping make mealtimes safer and more enjoyable for the whole family. Feeding therapy is delivered across both speech therapy and occupational therapy with our team working closely together to make a plan that best fits the child and family’s goals.
Where we serve
Woven Care has multiple convenient clinic locations across Colorado with new locations coming soon in Salt Lake City, Utah and Kansas City, Missouri. Speech therapy services are currently available in Colorado in Aurora, Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, and Pueblo.
How to get started with speech therapy at Woven Care
Get in touch. Call or submit the online form. The team will follow up within two business days to confirm insurance, discuss next steps, and make sure a referral is in place.
Schedule an evaluation. A licensed SLP will conduct a thorough evaluation at a convenient clinic location and recommend services based on the child’s needs.
Begin care. Once a plan is in place, Woven Care schedules recurring sessions and coordinates with the full care team from day one.
What insurance do you take?
Woven Care accepts most major insurance plans and is in-network with Medicaid, TRICARE / TriWest, BCBS, CHP+, and UHC, among many others. From verifying benefits to handling authorizations, we take on the paperwork so you can focus on your child’s progress.
Ready to get started?
Woven Care’s team is here to help families take the next step. Reach out today to learn more or schedule an evaluation.
Frequently asked questions about speech therapy
