Our Approach

Blooming Voice Speech Therapy (BVST) conducts comprehensive speech and language assessments using standardized, evidence-based tools to thoroughly evaluate communication abilities. Our team of skilled and licensed clinicians develop individualized treatment plans that are meticulously tailored to address each client's specific communication needs, ensuring effective and personalized care.

Sanan, the founder of BVST, is a passionate speech-language pathologist with extensive experience in connecting with her patients of all ages. She fosters a warm and welcoming environment where individuals can thrive in their communication journey.

Dedicated to empowering parents and caregivers, Sanan provides valuable education and resources to help them support their loved ones effectively. Fluent in five languages, she embraces cultural diversity, tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs of each patient. At Blooming Voice Speech Therapy, Sanan transforms challenges into opportunities for growth and connection for everyone she serves.

Early Intervention

Delayed Babbling: Not babbling by 7-12 months.
Limited Vocabulary: Fewer than 50 words by age 2.
Lack of Gestures: Not using gestures like pointing or waving by 12 months.
Following Directions: Struggling to understand simple instructions.
Speech/Articulation

Stuttering: Repeating sounds/words or avoiding speech. Struggling to speak smoothly.
Voice Quality: Hoarseness or difficulty controlling volume.
Speech Inconsistency: Pronouncing words differently.
Unintelligible Speech: Difficult to understand, especially by age 2.
Articulation: Trouble pronouncing words clearly.
Receptive & Expressive Language

Receptive Language: Difficulty understanding spoken language or written instructions.
Expressive Language: Difficulty expressing thoughts verbally or organizing thoughts.
Pragmatics/Social Skills

Limited Interaction: Not engaging with peers.
Communication Skills: Difficulty initiating conversations or expressing emotions.
Social Communication: Difficulty understanding social cues and maintaining conversations.
Orofacial Myology

Structural Considerations: Issues like tongue-tie (ankyloglossia) affecting speech clarity, facial asymmetry and poor oral posture.
Orofacial Myology Disorders: Poor tongue posture, difficulty chewing or swallowing, mouth breathing, misalignment of teeth, difficulty transitioning to solid foods, messy eating, food stuffing, excessive drooling, or picky eating.