How we service speech therapy?
Address respiration - how breathing affects the voice loudness
Addressing phonation - how it changes pitch
Address articulators - how it affects speech intelligibility
Use special treatment tools from Oral Placement Therapy to tackle areas mentioned above if necessary
Use PROMPT therapy to manually program the articulators to say words or phrases correctly
Teach acquisition of age-appropriate speech sounds and phonological processes
How we service language therapy?
Teach functional language via play and routine based activities.
Enhance auditory comprehension via fun and engagement activities
Increase vocabulary and descriptive language
Encourage use social language in most effective way
Teach pre-literacy and literacy skills for reading, writing, and spelling
How we service feeding therapy?
Trained in SOS Approach to Feeding and Sensory Motor Approach to Feeding
Help identify problem feeder vs. picky eater
Address oral motor components that affect chewing and swallowing
Help with sensory-related food aversions
Encourage acceptance to food textures
Teach eating foods in a fun and effective way
Our Expertise
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Apraxia of Speech
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Angelman Syndrome
Cerebral Palsy
Down syndrome
Early Intervention
Fluency Disorder: Stuttering/Cluttering
Feeding Disorder
Locations
Home, Daycare, and School
We can travel to home, daycare, or school depending on your needs.
Servicing in Orange County , CA
Anaheim Hills, CA
Placentia, CA
Yorba Linda, CA
Orange, CA
Teletherapy
The service location is not on your list? No worries! We are licensed in California and Florida for teletherapy.
Services
Free Consultation
You’ll be asked a few questions to help us understand your concern and will answer questions if needed.
Initial evaluation
We will schedule a date and conduct an assessment to determine diagnosis and provide treatment plan to you.
In Person Therapy
In person therapy can be provided in your home, daycare, or school.
Teletherapy
It is a flexible therapy model that allows an individual to be at any location to participate for therapy.
About Amy
Amy is always so passionate in the Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) field. She is a licensed speech-language pathologist in California, New York, and Florida. Since 2007, Amy gained experience from being a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant after completing a bachelor degree at California State University Long Beach. During graduate studies, she worked full time at Nova Southeastern University, which specializes in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). After obtaining her SLP license in 2012, she gained experience in other areas such as Early Intervention, Articulation/Phonological Disorders, Fluency (stuttering and cluttering), Receptive and Expressive language disorders, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Angelman Syndrome, and Apraxia of Speech.
Her professional goal is to be a well-rounded speech therapist. She received training in a variety of therapy techniques such as the PROMPT therapy and Oral Placement Therapy to help facilitating speech clarity. She has been treating feeding disorder using Sensory Motor Therapy Approach to Feeding. She also improves her skill by receiving training in a well known and evidence-based SOS Approach to Feeding as well as expanding her knowledge in the area of Oral Myofunctional Disorder. In addition, she is also fluent in Vietnamese and used to be a Vietnamese translator for a Communication Matrix project.
She enjoys working with all ages. She strongly believes in building teamwork with parents, caregivers, family members, and other related professionals to ensure client’s success. Her therapy approach is always individualized, interactive, functional, and meaningful.