We offer individual and group social therapy sessions that teach individuals about the thinking processes involved with our social interactions. Our treatment services shift from telling individuals what to do in social situations; to helping them understand the why and then demonstrate the knowledge through behavior changes. Communication is a complex process that involves more than just words.

Our treatment services are based upon Michelle Garcia Winner’s, CCC-SLP, Social Thinking™ concepts and core principles ( Read More). “Social Thinking is a teaching framework for individuals aged  preschool through adult that helps individuals learn to be better social thinkers and social communicators by breaking down social concepts into concrete, teachable formats using coordinated Social Thinking  vocabulary, teaching tools and strategies.”

Sessions are individualized to a participant’s needs and explore topic areas such as:

• Social problem solving

• Emotional regulation

• Perspective taking

• Organizational skills

• Executive functioning

• Attention

• Parent component to help generalize social skills into the home, school, and community

Our speech-language pathologists have expertise in the following areas. Use the provided links to obtain additional information about typical speech and language development and disorders found on the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association website.
At Jordan Speech Services, our speech-language pathologists have expertise in the following areas:

• Speech Sound Disorders consisting of articulation and phonological processes. sound errors that make a child’s speech difficult to understand or sound younger than same age peers.   Learn More
• Structured Home Programs for addressing speech sound disorders. Learn More
• Receptive and Expressive language development. A language disorder can impact a child’s ability to understand and follow directions, answer questions, formulate sentences and use grammar rules. Learn More
• Pragmatic Language Development. The use of verbal and nonverbal rules that impact our daily interactions. Learn More
• Stuttering. A disruption in the fluency of speech Learn More