Speech & Language Therapy
Helping children find their voice.
At Gyanti Child Development Center, our Speech and Language Therapy program is designed to help children improve their communication, listening, and expression skills. Through personalized, play-based, and evidence-based therapy, we help children find their voice and build confidence to express themselves freely — at home, in school, and in the community.
Speech & Language Therapy
Personalized, play-based and evidence-based therapy
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Individualized Therapy Plans
Our certified speech-language pathologists work closely with families to create individualized plans that address each child's needs.
Our Approach
Supporting every child's communication journey.
Our certified speech-language pathologists work closely with families to create individualized plans that address each child's needs, whether they are facing speech delays, pronunciation issues, stammering, or language comprehension challenges.
Key Benefits
Key Benefits of Speech Therapy
Supporting communication, understanding, fluent speech, and learning.
Better Understanding
Fluent Speech
Enhanced Academic Performance
Parental Guidance
Equips parents with techniques to continue progress at home.
Stronger Social Skills
Builds confidence to interact with peers and adults effectively.
Parental Guidance
Continued Support
Progress that continues beyond therapy sessions.
Parental Guidance
Equips parents with techniques to continue progress at home.
Stronger Social Skills
Builds confidence to interact with peers and adults effectively.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Gyanti for Speech Therapy?
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Experienced and Certified Therapists
Experienced and certified speech-language pathologists.
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Personalized One-on-One Sessions
Personalized one-on-one sessions for every child.
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Fun and Engaging Approach
Fun, engaging, and evidence-based approach.
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Regular Progress Tracking
Regular progress tracking and parental feedback.
Helpful Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about speech therapy, therapy duration, parental involvement, and the techniques used during sessions.
Speech therapy can begin as early as 18 months if communication delays are noticed. Early intervention leads to better long-term outcomes.
Duration varies depending on your child's individual needs and progress. Consistent attendance and home practice often lead to quicker improvement.
If your child struggles with pronunciation, understanding instructions, forming sentences, or interacting socially, a speech-language assessment can help determine the next steps.
Yes, parents play a key role. We encourage participation and provide strategies for continuing speech practice at home.
Our therapists use a mix of play-based learning, articulation exercises, visual cues, and social communication games — tailored to each child's abilities.