Jayne Larson is a speech-language pathologist in Austin, TX. Location Type: • Speech Hearing Cntr or clinic Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Apraxia • Articulation phonological dis • Augmentative alternative comm • Autism • Central auditory processing • Cognitive-comm disorders • Development of slp tech

Austin’s Communication Station is a small, privately owned speech therapy clinic in Austin, Texas. The clinic’s owner, Amy Bartelt MS, CCC-SLP, BCBA, was inspired to create this business to help families get unique and individualized plans of care and treatment based on the particular needs of each child and his/her family. At Austin’s Communication Station we believ

Parade is an online pediatric speech therapy practice serving kids and teens across the state of Texas. Our aim is to help children communicate meaningfully and authentically with the people in their lives. We help children with communication disorders express themselves confidently! Parade is an LGBTQ+ affirming provider.

Building BLOCS serves children with autism and other language, behavior, and learning needs in the greater austin area. Challenging behaviors often arise because children lack the ability to communicate. At Building BLOCS, the behavior therapist and language therapist collaborate on goals and methods, realizing that each of these areas is dependent on and contributes

Our owner, Megan, is a Texas licensed and ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist. Megan received her undergraduate degree from The University of Texas at Austin and her master's degree from The University of North Texas. She has more than 12 years experience working with adults with developmental and acquired disabilities. Megan is named after her great-grandmo

Therapy Center of Buda is a family oriented clinic that provides speech-language and occupational therapy to children to the community of Buda, Texas and surrounding areas. Our services include evaluating and treating children with various diagnoses that affect developmental skills. We utilize a family-centered approach to treatment and provide access to communi

Ginny has two degrees in English, plus an all-level teaching certification (grades 1-12), from the University of Texas-Austin, as well as 18 hours toward a doctorate at Texas State University. She has been working as a Certified Academic Language Therapist, and now as a Licensed Dyselxia Therapist, for 20 years. She also has been a dyslexia therapist in the capacity