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pediatric speech, language, and occupational therapy
Speech, language, feeding, and myofunctional therapy for children in Rochester Hills, MI, grounded in connection, guided by expertise, and built around your family.
Super Talkers is Here to Save the Day!
Super Talkers provides personalized speech, language, feeding, and myofunctional therapy for children and families in Rochester Hills and nearby communities.
Our approach is play-based, supportive, and focused on each child’s individual needs. We take time to understand your child’s strengths, challenges, communication style, and daily routines so therapy can be useful both during sessions and at home. Parents are an important part of the process. We explain what we are seeing, why it matters, and how you can support your child outside of therapy. Our goal is to help children build skills that improve communication, confidence, and everyday participation.
If your child needs care outside our area of expertise, we can also help connect your family with another qualified provider. At Super Talkers, families receive clear guidance, personalized care, and support focused on meaningful progress.
Speech-Language Therapy
Speech-language therapy helps children improve how they speak, understand, and communicate with others through personalized, engaging therapy.
Gestalt Language Processing
Gestalt language processing is a way some children learn language through phrases or scripts first, then gradually develop more flexible and independent communication.
Myofunctional Therapy
Myofunctional therapy helps improve the way the tongue, mouth, and facial muscles work to support better breathing, chewing, swallowing, speech, and oral posture.
Super Talkers Is an In-Network Provider With:
We also accept HSA payments, out of network benefits and offer private pay options.
FAQ
1. How do I know if my child may need speech or language therapy?
Your child may benefit from therapy if they use few words, are difficult to understand, struggle with sounds or sentences, or have trouble understanding directions and conversations.
2. What should I do if my child is a late talker or is not speaking yet?
Your child may benefit from therapy if they use few words, are difficult to understand, struggle with sounds or sentences, or have trouble understanding directions and conversations.
3. Why does my child repeat phrases from shows, songs, or other people?
Some children learn language in complete phrases rather than individual words. This may be Gestalt Language Processing, and therapy can help build more flexible and independent communication.
4. Can therapy help with feeding, chewing, mouth breathing, or tongue movement?
Yes. Myofunctional therapy may help with mouth breathing, tongue thrusting, chewing, swallowing, oral posture, and certain speech concerns.