Long Island Speech

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We offer speech/language services including (but not limited to) therapy for:

- alternative & augmentative communication
- accent reduction
- apraxia of speech
- articulation
- auditory processing disorders
- autism
- cleft lip/palate
- feeding disorders
- stroke
- stuttering
- tongue thrust
- traumatic brain injurt
- voice disorders

**Many of our therapists are trained in PROMPT therapy and/or

the SOS approach to feeding therapy**

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Locations:

Suffolk County:

213 Hallock Road, Suite 6
Stony Brook, NY 11790
(631) 689-6858 - main line

1500 William Floyd Parkway, Suite 302
East Yaphank, NY 11967
(631) 775-8203

283 Commack Road, Suite 303
Commack, NY 11725
(631) 493-5859

2915 Sunrise Hwy North Service Road
Islip Terrace, NY 11752
(631) 675-1065

2410 N Ocean Ave, Suite 202
Farmingville, NY 11738
(631) 346-3334

201 Montauk Highway, Suite 6
Westhampton Beach, NY 11978
(631) 675-6980


Nassau County:

3375 Park Avenue, Suite 4010
Wantagh, NY 11793
(516) 221-3653

500 N Broadway, Suite 141
Jericho, NY 11753
(516) 597-4344

2001 Marcus Ave, Suite N1
New Hyde Park, NY 11042
(516) 216-1791

A picnic basket is full of tiny decisions, and that’s exactly the point 🧺Every choice you hand over, and every reason yo...
09/04/2026

A picnic basket is full of tiny decisions, and that’s exactly the point 🧺

Every choice you hand over, and every reason your child gives for it, is a chance to practice explaining and organizing their thinking, all wrapped up in something that just feels like getting ready for a fun day out.

This Labor Day, let them take the lead on packing. What they say along the way matters just as much as what ends up in the basket 🍉

Ever watch your child know exactly what they want to say, but the word just won’t come out? 💭That’s word retrieval at wo...
09/02/2026

Ever watch your child know exactly what they want to say, but the word just won’t come out? 💭

That’s word retrieval at work, and it’s more common than you’d think. Next time it happens, try offering a small clue instead of the answer, like what the object is used for. It helps your child make the connection themselves, and builds stronger recall over time.

Have questions about your child’s speech and language development? We’re always here to help, give us a call at 📱(844) 5-SPEECH.

09/01/2026

Our spinning 🌈 rainbow stacking toy is a go to during sessions and it can be a go to at home too!

This simple toy can be used to target everything from grasping sizes and colors to learning how to follow directions. The uses are endless and can be adjusted to be as complex or simple as your child’s needs at the moment. ⭐️

Want one for play time at home? The link to purchase can be found in our bio under ‘Therapy Tip Tuesday Resources’

08/31/2026

Just a little SLP trying to make her way through a full day of patients!

One of the best ways to encourage language development is by modeling correct language instead of asking your child to r...
08/30/2026

One of the best ways to encourage language development is by modeling correct language instead of asking your child to repeat themselves.

For example: Child: "Doggy run!" Adult: "Yes! The doggy is running fast!"

By expanding on what your child says, you provide a natural model of longer, more complete sentences without interrupting the conversation. Small moments like these help children learn new vocabulary and grammar while keeping communication positive and enjoyable.

Late language emergence is a delay in language onset with no other diagnosed disabilities or developmental delays in other cognitive or motor domains.

A simple walk around the neighborhood can become a language adventure!  As you walk together, encourage your child to: -...
08/29/2026

A simple walk around the neighborhood can become a language adventure!
As you walk together, encourage your child to:
- Name what they see
- Describe colors, sizes, and shapes
- Answer simple "wh" questions (Who? What? Where?)
- Compare objects ("Which tree is taller?")

The best language practice often happens during everyday experiences!

There are many things to explore outdoors – and many opportunities for communication! Here are some suggestions for adding language to outdoor experiences to boost your child’s learning.

Ordering their own scoop is a bigger deal than it looks 🍦Requesting, greeting, and following through on a full exchange ...
08/28/2026

Ordering their own scoop is a bigger deal than it looks 🍦

Requesting, greeting, and following through on a full exchange takes real coordination for a child, especially with a stranger on the other end. It’s one of the first times they get to practice independence in a low-stakes, high-reward moment.

Try it this weekend, whether that’s a real shop or a pretend one in your kitchen. Small moments like this build the confidence kids carry into every future conversation 🍨

08/27/2026

Story time is a great way to start the conversation about back to school and get kids mentally prepared and excited about the upcoming school year ✏️.

Here are 4 books we recommend that can be ordered online or checked out from your local library to introduce the transition! ⭐️📚

Long before your child learns to read, they’re learning to hear. 👂Phonological awareness, noticing syllables, rhymes, an...
08/26/2026

Long before your child learns to read, they’re learning to hear. 👂

Phonological awareness, noticing syllables, rhymes, and sounds within words, is one of the earliest building blocks for reading and spelling. It often starts small, like clapping through a silly word or giggling over a rhyme, but those playful moments are doing real work behind the scenes. 🧩

This skill grows over time, and it’s never too early (or too late) to start building it together.

Have questions about your child’s speech and language development? We’re always here to help, give us a call at

📞 (844) 5-SPEECH

08/25/2026

Whether you’re short on time, attention, or simply ready for something new after reading the same book 10 nights in a row 📚, this story time strategy keeps things fresh, engaging, and interactive! ⭐️

Because at the end of the day, keeping our little readers excited about books is the ultimate goal, no matter how we get there. 📖

Address

213 Hallock Road, Ste 6
Stony Brook, NY
11790

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