Pediatric Interactions is a therapist-managed company founded in 2002 with the mission to provide compassionate and effective clinical support to families and staff. Our team of highly trained professionals is dedicated to providing personalized care for children of all ages and abilities. We strive to create a comfortable and safe atmosphere where you can feel confident in our services. Our experienced staff is committed to providing the highest quality of care, while helping to create a positive environment that promotes growth and development. We pride ourselves in being a trusted partner in the journey to wellbeing and hope that our services can help to make a positive impact in the lives of children and their families.
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According to our therapies search website, there are a total of 1297 therapy services for children and adolescents available in the state of Illinois. Of those, 5 are located in zip code 60030 and 5 are located in Grayslake. This provides a wealth of options for families in need of specialized therapy services for their children and adolescents.
At Pediatric Interactions, our speech therapists strive to help children communicate effectively with others through verbal, non-verbal, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) skills. Our therapists specialize in assisting children with forming clearer speech, expressing thoughts and feelings, comprehending and responding to questions, understanding facial expressions and body language, as well as feeding and swallowing. Our team of experienced speech therapists are dedicated to helping children reach their fullest potential.
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