SmallTalk Speech & Occupational Therapy

06/15/2026

Sounds questionable. 😅 But in feeding therapy, small steps are how we help children get comfortable, confident, and have a positive experience with food. Progress doesn’t always start with a bite, it might start with a conversation, a look, a touch, or even a smell.
Every step counts! 💙🍓🥦

06/12/2026

Some of the best opportunities for speech, language, sensory, and motor development happen during everyday summer fun.

Whether you’re spending the day at the beach, playing in the backyard, or looking for ways to keep little ones engaged between activities, these therapist-approved ideas can help support your child’s development while making lasting summer memories. See the list on our blog.

Looking for summer activities for kids? Try these fun, screen-free ideas that support speech, language, sensory development, and motor skills while school is out.

05/11/2026

These SmallTalk legends slid into our company 10+ years ago and have helped shape SmallTalk into what it is today! 💦☀️

From supporting families and mentoring teammates to growing alongside our clinics year after year, their impact reaches far beyond the walls of our clinics. Our Legacy Retreat is a chance to celebrate the people whose dedication, heart, and hard work have helped carry SmallTalk through the last decade (and beyond!).
This year’s celebration included sunshine, laughter, and a few waterslides in Cabo 🌊 We’re so grateful for the legacy this crew continues to build every single day 💙

05/05/2026

May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! 💬

We’re celebrating the speech-language pathologists who help kiddos communicate, connect, and feel confident expressing themselves every day!

Speech therapy is about so much more than talking. It’s about building language, supporting social interactions, and helping kids feel understood. Every small step matters, and we’re so grateful for the work our speech team does each day.

Swipe through to learn more about what SLPs do and what speech therapy might look like for your child.
If you have questions or are wondering if speech therapy might help, we’re always here to chat or schedule a screening.

04/01/2026

So much to celebrate this month!! In honor of and , we’re highlighting the many ways OT can support children with autism, from building regulation skills to supporting play and everyday routines. 🤸💙

At SmallTalk, we believe in meeting every child where they are and helping them thrive in ways that feel meaningful and empowering for them and their families. Read more below!

Learn how occupational therapy supports children with autism through sensory, social, and daily living skills in a supportive, family-centered way.

03/11/2026

Connection can look different for every child 🤍 A hug, a silly face, shared art, a song, or a clap along. These are some of the many ways autistic children connect, communicate, and share joy during therapy. 💙


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02/24/2026

R is for ROCKSTAR! 🎉 This SmallTalker just hit a huge milestone!! So proud of all of the hard work that went into mastering the R sound. Well done! 💪✨

02/20/2026

Seeing children grow and thrive at SmallTalk is what drives us. 🤍

We’re working toward a world where every child can communicate, connect, and ✨thrive!✨

02/06/2026

President's Day is Monday, February 16th and SmallTalk will be OPEN! This is a great time to sneak in a make-up session while your kiddo is out of school. Give us a call or contact your Site Coordinator to schedule something during the holiday. ✨💙

01/30/2026

Many children go through phases of picky eating, especially during toddler and preschool years. But sometimes feeding challenges go beyond typical preferences and can signal a need for professional support.

Knowing when to seek a feeding evaluation can help reduce stress at mealtimes and ensure your child is getting the support they need to thrive. Read our blog post below to learn about what signs to look out for during mealtime. 🍓🍕🍨🍇

Many children go through phases of picky eating, especially during toddler and preschool years. But sometimes feeding challenges go beyond typical preferences and can signal a need for professional support.