Dynamic Therapy

All speech therapy services are virtual, except those provided to individuals by way of our school contracts.

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Dynamic Therapy delivers comprehensive speech and language services to clients across multiple states, including Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, Louisiana, California, North Carolina, New Jersey, Arizona, and Maine, both in-person and virtually. Our offerings encompass fluency therapy for confident speech, articulation therapy for clear communication, and language intervention to enhance spoken and written language skills. We specialize in social communication skills, cognitive-communication therapy, voice therapy, and swallowing and feeding therapy. Our services also extend to auditory processing, accent modification, and augmentative and alternative communication solutions.

Committed to excellence, we tailor our expertise to meet unique communication needs, utilizing diverse tools and staying updated on the latest techniques. Our engaging and enjoyable therapy approach employs toys, games, technology, and traditional methods. With a focus on clients throughout their life stages, we provide consultative and direct support services to address individual needs.

If you are aware of anyone in need of support in the following areas, please reach out to us today for assistance.

Apraxia of Speech

A motor speech disorder where the brain struggles to plan and coordinate the movements required for speech, leading to difficulty initiating and executing the movements needed to form sounds, syllables, and words correctly.

Articulation Disorder

Difficulty producing sounds or words due to incorrect placement or movement of the lips, tongue, or other oral structures, which can lead to speech that is difficult to understand.

Cognitive Aspects of Communication

Challenges in attention, memory, sequencing, problem-solving, and executive functioning that impact communication abilities.

Communication Modalities and Assistive Technologies

Varied methods used for communication, including oral, manual (such as sign language), augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) techniques, and assistive technologies to aid communication based on individual needs.

Expressive Language Disorder

Difficulty using spoken or written language effectively, involving challenges with vocabulary, grammar, forming sentences, or expressing thoughts coherently.

Hearing Disorders and Impact on Speech/Language

Impaired hearing affects speech and language development, leading to delays in speech, language, and communication skills due to limited exposure to auditory input.

Pragmatic Language Disorder

Challenges in using language appropriately in social contexts, with struggles in turn-taking, understanding non-verbal cues, or maintaining appropriate eye contact during conversations.

Receptive Language Disorder

Difficulty understanding spoken or written language, impacting comprehension, following directions, and processing information.

Social Aspects of Communication

Difficulties in social interaction, including challenging behavior, ineffective social skills, or limited communication opportunities, affect effective communication in various contexts.

Swallowing Disorders (Dysphagia)

Impairments in any stage of swallowing, including oral, pharyngeal, or esophageal functions, impacting feeding, drinking, and related activities.

Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders

Involve issues with muscle function in the mouth and face.
A motor speech disorder where the brain struggles to plan and coordinate the movements required for speech, leading to difficulty initiating and executing the movements needed to form sounds, syllables, and words correctly.
Difficulty producing sounds or words due to incorrect placement or movement of the lips, tongue, or other oral structures, which can lead to speech that is difficult to understand.
Challenges in attention, memory, sequencing, problem-solving, and executive functioning that impact communication abilities.
Varied methods used for communication, including oral, manual (such as sign language), augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) techniques, and assistive technologies to aid communication based on individual needs.
Difficulty using spoken or written language effectively, involving challenges with vocabulary, grammar, forming sentences, or expressing thoughts coherently.
Impaired hearing affects speech and language development, leading to delays in speech, language, and communication skills due to limited exposure to auditory input.
Challenges in using language appropriately in social contexts, with struggles in turn-taking, understanding non-verbal cues, or maintaining appropriate eye contact during conversations.
Difficulty understanding spoken or written language, impacting comprehension, following directions, and processing information.
Difficulties in social interaction, including challenging behavior, ineffective social skills, or limited communication opportunities, affect effective communication in various contexts.
Impairments in any stage of swallowing, including oral, pharyngeal, or esophageal functions, impacting feeding, drinking, and related activities.
Involve issues with muscle function in the mouth and face.

The Dynamic Approach

Intake Process

  • We initiate the therapeutic journey by gathering essential information about your background, concerns, and communication goals.
  • You will meticulously complete the necessary paperwork and documentation to ensure a comprehensive understanding of your profile.

Evaluation

  • Our qualified therapists conduct a thorough assessment, examining speech sounds, language skills, fluency, voice, and other relevant aspects.
  • We analyze assessment results meticulously, identifying your communication strengths and areas that may require attention.
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1st Session
/Evaluation Review/Care Plan Review

  • In your initial therapy session, we establish rapport and collaboratively set therapeutic goals.
  • We review evaluation results with you and/or your guardian, ensuring a shared understanding.
  • We develop or adjust your personalized care plan outlining specific therapy goals and strategies tailored to your unique needs.

Quarterly Assessments

  • We implement periodic assessments every three months
    to rigorously evaluate your progress.
  • Adjustments to the therapy plan are made as needed
    to address evolving needs and ensure continuous
    alignment with your goals.

Dynamic Assignments

  • We assign purposeful tasks at the end of each session,
    designed to facilitate the practical application of learned
    skills in real-life scenarios.
  • Tasks are thoughtfully crafted to reinforce and apply
    therapy concepts, promoting carryover for sustained progress.
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Annual Assessments

  • We conduct comprehensive assessments annually to provide a holistic view of your overall progress.
  • An in-depth review of achievements and challenges guides us in reassessing therapy goals for ongoing success.
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Graduation

  • We determine your readiness for graduation from our program.
  • We proudly recognize your achievements in meeting communication goals.
  • If necessary, we implement a transition plan to support sustained success post-graduation.

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