Play-based speech and feeding therapy for kids from 18 months through school age, in downtown Elmhurst, a block from the Metra station.
Call 630-409-0471 and we'll walk you through the next steps.

Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
We accept most major insurance plans:








Maybe your child's preschool teacher mentioned it at pickup. Maybe your toddler points and grunts for the milk instead of asking, and you've started finishing their sentences without thinking. Or maybe it's a feeling you can't shake. That's enough to ask.
A few things worth a conversation with a speech therapist:
None of these means something is wrong. An assessment gives you a clear answer.

It starts with a one-hour assessment. Your child's speech-language pathologist plays, listens, and asks what you're seeing at home, then builds a plan around everyday moments: ordering at the counter, answering "how old are you?", being understood at school.
Sessions happen in our 1:1 therapy rooms and our gyms, where a swing or a climbing wall can make practicing words feel like play. We work on late talking, understanding language, speech sounds, social communication, alternative communication (AAC), and feeding therapy in our dedicated feeding room.
You'll leave each visit knowing what to practice at home. See how we approach speech and feeding therapy.
Your speech therapist plays with your child, listens to how they communicate, and asks what you're seeing at home.
Goals tied to real moments: asking for a snack, being understood at preschool, mealtimes that feel calmer.
Play-based sessions, and one or two things to practice at home each week, so progress keeps going between visits.



At our Elmhurst center, your child's speech therapist works alongside occupational therapists, the BCBAs who lead ABA therapy, and mental health clinicians. When your child needs more than one kind of support, their therapists share notes and work from one plan, so you're not the one relaying updates between offices.
First words, being understood, picture and device communication, and mealtimes that feel calmer.
Fine motor, sensory, and self-care skills, from getting dressed to holding a crayon.
Play-based, child-led support for communication, social, and daily-living skills.
The bigger picture
A speech delay sometimes travels with other differences: how a child plays, joins in with others, or copes with change. Some of those children turn out to be autistic, and many don't. If you're wondering, you can ask.
ABA therapy
If an autism diagnosis is part of your child's story, ABA therapy happens in the same building, with a team that already knows your child. It's play-based, led by your child's strengths, and built around your family's goals.
Learn about ABA therapy at this center →Early Intervention and school speech services help a lot of kids, but they follow eligibility rules and school calendars. Private therapy follows your child.
Private therapy works alongside it, and we're happy to coordinate with your child's team. Many families add it around age 3, when Early Intervention ends and not every child qualifies for school services.
Most families use insurance, and we check your benefits before your first visit.
Elmhurst, Villa Park, Addison, Berkeley, Lombard, Oak Brook
BCBS PPO, BCBS Blue Choice, BCBS HMO (Endeavor Health and Ascension), UnitedHealthcare, United Behavioral Health, TriWest
Coverage varies by plan. We check yours before your first visit.
More about this center →We are located in downton Elmhurst, just steps from the Elmhurst Metra station. There is ample street parking along Addison Ave.
We're in downtown Elmhurst on Addison Avenue, about a block from the Elmhurst Metra station on the Union Pacific West line, near Wilder Park and the Elmhurst Public Library. There's street parking along Addison.
Typical drive times: about 6 minutes from Berkeley, 7 from Villa Park or Addison, 11 from Lombard, and 12 from Oak Brook.
We're open Monday through Friday, 8 am to 6 pm, and Saturdays, 8 am to 3 pm.
Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Tell us about your child. We’ll listen, ask questions, and help you understand next steps based on your needs and availability.
Meet the team, see the space, and talk through how we’d support your child, so you can feel confident before moving forward.
We’ll help you get started quickly and smoothly, with a plan built around your child.
So grateful for this place. My son has come a long way from nonverbal to actually talking.
— A local familyThere are no words that will help me explain how grateful my family and I are with this facility. Our son goes to the Elmhurst location and every single one of the therapist are absolutely amazing and so exceptional with our son. Maddie, Amy to name a few are amazing at what they do. We are happy our son loves coming here. We highly recommend this location for any parents looking into ABA Therapy.
Some of the most friendliest and knowledgeable staff I have ever met! Smiling faces all around from therapist to kiddos! You can see how much they genuinely care and love what they do! Could not recommend them more than this!
Yes. We're about a block from the Elmhurst Metra station on the Union Pacific West line, so it's an easy walk. There's also street parking along Addison Avenue.
Yes. Our Elmhurst center is open Saturdays from 8 am to 3 pm, as well as weekdays from 8 am to 6 pm. Ask about Saturday availability when you call.
It can be. Our speech-language pathologists help with picky eating, trouble with textures, and chewing or swallowing concerns, using our dedicated feeding room.
Many plans do. In Illinois we accept BCBS PPO, BCBS Blue Choice, BCBS HMO plans through Endeavor Health and Ascension, UnitedHealthcare, United Behavioral Health, and TriWest. Our intake team checks your plan before your first visit.
It's a one-hour, play-based assessment. Your child plays while the speech-language pathologist listens, and you share what you're seeing at home. You'll leave with a clear picture and next steps.