Personalized Speech Therapy for Every Child
Bloom Pediatric Therapy provides in-home and community-based speech and language services for children and teens ages 2–18 on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. We specialize in comprehensive evaluation and individualized treatment for articulation, fluency, and language disorders, with additional focus on early language development and play-based intervention to support functional communication. Our therapy approach is rooted in evidence-based practice, family collaboration, and meaningful skill development in real-life environments. Private pay and superbills for insurance reimbursement are available.
Experience Personalized Growth and Meaningful Progress
Discover how our tailored speech and language therapy helps children and teens develop critical communication skills, enhancing their confidence and everyday interactions.
- Customized in-home or community based sessions designed to fit each child’s unique needs and schedule.
- Play-centered techniques that make learning speech and language fun and engaging.
- Evidence-based approaches targeting articulation, fluency, and early language development.
areas we target
SPEECH
Speech is how a child uses their mouth, voice, and breath to make clear sounds and words.
Fluency: The smooth flow of speech. Breaks in flow, repeating sounds, or getting “stuck” are common signs of stuttering.
Articulation: How sounds are formed with the tongue, lips, and jaw. Errors might sound like wabbit for rabbit or leaving sounds out.
Voice: How the voice sounds — too hoarse, too quiet, too loud, nasal, or strained.
Language
Language is how a child understands and uses words — whether spoken, signed, or written — to communicate.
Reading & Writing (Literacy):
How children recognize words, understand what they read, spell, and write clearly.
Understanding (Receptive Language):
How well a child follows directions, understands questions, and makes sense of spoken or signed communication.
Expressing (Expressive Language):
How a child shares thoughts using words, sentences, grammar, conversation skills, or sign language.
communication
Communication is the social use of language — how children connect, share ideas, and interact with others.
It includes:
Understanding Social Rules: Knowing when to speak, how to join play, how to read others’ feelings, and how to use polite forms like greeting, requesting, and asking for help.
Social Skills: Taking turns, staying on topic, and using language appropriately in different situations.
Nonverbal Communication: Eye contact, facial expressions, body language, and gestures.
Nurturing Young Voices for Confident Expression
Find our contact details below to connect with Bloom Pediatric Therapy for personalized in-home speech support.