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Every Child Achieves
Our Services

Speech Therapy

Focuses on receptive language, the ability to understand words, and expressive language, the ability to use words.

A parent and baby reading a colorful picture book together

Ages
Birth to three

Birth–3The ages our clinicians specialize in
15+Average years of pediatric experience on our team
HomeAnd community — therapy in the natural environment
100%W-2 clinicians — never 1099 contractors

Speech Therapy focuses on receptive language, the ability to understand words spoken to you, and expressive language, the ability to use words to express yourself. Speech Language Pathologists also support articulation, social communication, and feeding and swallowing.

In the birth-to-three population, communication grows out of connection. Our Speech Language Pathologists build therapy around play, books, songs and daily routines so that babies and toddlers have a reason to communicate many times a day.

Families are coached directly. Parents and caregivers learn strategies for modeling language, expanding on what their child already does, and creating an environment rich in opportunities for communication throughout the day.

A speech language pathologist blowing bubbles face to face with a delighted toddler

In the field

What a session actually looks like

Our clinicians work where children live and play — living room floors, kitchen tables, backyards and parks — with caregivers right there in the session.

Caseloads are built around real drive times, and every clinician is supported by an interdisciplinary team that shares strategies across disciplines.

Is your child experiencing any of the following?

  • Limited babbling or few words for their age
  • Difficulty understanding simple directions
  • Not responding to their name
  • Limited use of gestures such as pointing or waving
  • Frustration when trying to communicate
  • Speech that is hard for familiar adults to understand
  • Difficulty imitating sounds or words
  • Limited social interaction or back-and-forth play
  • Feeding, chewing or swallowing difficulties
  • Loss of words or skills previously used

This is the clinical work our speech therapy team is trained to take on every day.

A therapist and a parent sharing a picture book with a baby at a kitchen table

Our team

Clinicians who stay

Average employment retention at Every Child Achieves is over eight years. Our clinicians stay because the work is meaningful, the mentorship is real, and they are treated as professionals.

We are always looking for pediatric clinicians who love this age group as much as we do.

Are you a pediatric clinician?

Every Child Achieves is hiring experienced pediatric clinicians across Southern California. Learn what it's like to work here, then send us your resume.