At Golden Lotus Therapy, we provide speech therapy services that are personalized to support each child’s communication needs.
Therapy sessions are carefully planned based on your child’s goals and areas of concern.
We also support families by offering guidance through the IEP process, helping parents feel informed and confident as they navigate their child’s services in the school setting.
Before beginning therapy, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation to gain a deeper understanding of your child’s strengths and areas of need.
Evaluations help to identify:
Golden Lotus Therapy only offers in-person evaluations.
Support for children who are difficult to understand or who have trouble producing speech sounds correctly. Therapy focuses on improving clarity and confidence so others can understand your child more easily.
If your child has difficulty producing certain sounds or being understood, we offer therapy to address:
Receptive Language
Support for understanding directions, answering questions, and processing language used at home and in the classroom.
Expressive Language
Helping children use words, sentences, and storytelling to communicate ideas, wants, and feelings.
Convenient online speech therapy sessions for families across Alabama. Engaging and interactive therapy from the comfort of home.
A one-time meeting for parents who have concerns about their child’s speech or language development. During this visit, we discuss your child’s communication skills, answer questions, and determine whether a comprehensive speech and language evaluation is recommended.
This service does not replace a full evaluation but can help families understand next steps.
We work with children ages 3–12 who may:
At this time, we may not be the best fit for children who require significant behavioral support or have more complex medical needs.
If needed, we are happy to recommend local providers who specialize in those areas to help your child receive the best care possible.
Most families begin services after receiving a referral from their child’s pediatrician. Parents may also request a referral or self-refer. We can guide you through the next steps.