Soto ALG

At Soto ALG, we understand that it can be difficult to know if your child needs speech therapy. That’s why we’ve created a comprehensive guide to help you learn more about the benefits of speech therapy and how it can help your child grow and develop. Our guide covers topics such as: responding to questions, starting or ending conversations, changing conversation topics, using gestures like pointing, understanding other people’s body language, and more. We also explain the critical period in the brain for language development and how speech therapy can help children with autism. With our guide, you can gain the knowledge and confidence you need to make the best decision for your child’s speech therapy needs.

At Soto ALG, we are committed to helping children communicate effectively through speech therapy. Our trained and experienced speech therapists can help your child with a range of communication issues, such as nonverbal skills, forming clearer speech, expressing thoughts and feelings, understanding body language, and even addressing stuttering. We focus on using a variety of communication methods, including gestures, signs, verbal speech, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), to ensure your child has the best opportunity to succeed in all environments.

At Soto ALG, we take a comprehensive approach to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. Our team of professionals are dedicated to helping children and adults learn to improve their communication skills, social skills, and daily living skills, while also addressing problematic or challenging behaviors. ABA therapy is rooted in the science of learning and behavior, and our goal is to help our clients develop helpful skills that promote independence and reduce harmful behaviors. We understand the importance of ABA therapy and have created a complete guide to answer all of your questions. If you’re looking for ABA therapy, Soto ALG is here to help.

At Soto ALG, we understand that choosing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for your child is a big decision for your family. Before committing to the program, it’s important to make sure that the ABA provider is not trying to “cure” autism or change who your child is. Quality ABA therapy should seek to improve communication skills, introduce productive habits, and reduce harmful behaviors, all while embracing the unique personality traits of your child. If you’re considering ABA for your child, we’ve created a helpful guide to help you start and end ABA therapy.