Summer tends to bring a change of pace — travel, camps, family time, later nights, and shifting routines. It can also be the perfect time to finally prioritize concerns you’ve been putting off. At SaSSKC, private pay care means flexibility, individualized support, and services that meet you where you are. Whether you’re navigating feeding challenges, swallowing concerns, communication goals, or pediatric development, summer can be a great time to take meaningful steps forward — on your timeline.

We invest in degrees, certificates, and leadership training but often overlook the communication skills that bring investments to life. Discover how Speech-Language Pathologists can help professionals communicate with greater confidence and clarity!

Summer offers the perfect opportunity to build speech, language, literacy, and feeding skills before the school year begins-

all in a fun, low-pressure environment.

Mobile FEES brings instrumental swallowing assessments directly to healthcare facilities, helping clinicians make timely evidence-based treatment decisions while reducing transportation and scheduling barriers.

As the new school year approaches, now is a great time to address any concerns about your child's reading or spelling. Dyslexia is a common language-based learning difference that affects reading, writing, and spelling, it has nothing to do with intelligence or effort.

 

If your child struggles with sounding out words, reading fluently, or spelling, early support can make a meaningful difference. Starting intervention before school begins can help build confidence and strengthen the skills they'll rely on in the classroom.

 

Our speech-language pathologist, Laura, specializes in dyslexia and literacy intervention and provides individualized, evidence-based support to help children become more successful readers.

 

Have concerns? Reach out before the school year starts—we're here to help.

Speech & Swallowing Specialists of KC

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