Navigate Speech and Learning

Support for each milestone and the journey in between.

Children, teens, and adults with developmental and communication-based disabilities benefit from services and spaces that support their unique needs.

For individuals, parents, educators, community organizations, and clinicians, knowing how to connect to the right services and resources can make a world of difference. But where do you begin? Which resources are right for your child, students, families, or staff?

Navigate Speech and Learning is here to help you find your way in this process. We support:

– Caregivers and Families

– Schools and Educators

– Community Organizations and Centers

– Individuals and Self-Advocates

What are you navigating right now?

How do I best support my child’s development?

Regardless of if your child just received a diagnosis, or recently mastered all of their goals, it’s normal to wonder what you could be doing at home and in the community to best support them.

How can I learn to advocate for my or my child’s needs?

When you or your child face communication challenges, effective advocacy becomes critical for safety, growth, and living a fulfilling life. Developing these skills takes time and effort, but there are strategies that can help along the way.

How can I connect families to other services they need?

As an educator, clinician, or administrator, you work alongside people and families every day. Sometimes, they need services outside of your scope or expertise. Learning how, when, and where to make referrals strengthens your services.

How can I support my staff with the challenges they face?

Teachers, aides, and therapists face complex challenges with students and clients every day. They need practical, effective, and responsive training to meet the needs of their learners and cultivate inclusive classrooms, schools, and programs.

Who do we serve?

Navigate Speech and Learning supports people with developmental and communication-based disabilities, as well as their families, clinicians, schools, daycares, and community organizations. We have experience with:

  • Autism
  • ADHD
  • Communication related behavioral challenges
  • Apraxia
  • Articulation disorders
  • Intellectual and developmental disabilities
  • Selective Mutism
  • Sensory processing disorders
  • Feeding difficulties
  • Social anxiety
  • and many other types of disabilities or suspected disabilities