Therapy and Instruction
Speech and Language Therapy
Launch provides screenings, assessments, and therapy in speech and language. Our licensed speech-language pathologists work with all ages at our clinic location, online, and at schools. Together, we bring our expertise and experience to support clients across a variety of communication needs including:
Literacy Instruction
Our literacy instructors are a team of licensed educators and speech-language pathologists who provide screenings, evaluations, and instruction for varying needs in the areas of reading and writing. We follow the Orton-Gillingham approach to structured literacy as we work with individuals of all ages to help them achieve their reading and writing goals. These goals are personalized and may include:
- Phonological Awareness
- Phonics
- Fluency
- Comprehension
- Spelling
- Sight Words
- Handwriting
- Written Expression
Our services are provided in the home, school, or clinic settings. Our telepractice option makes it convenient and comfortable.
Math Instruction
Our math instructors are a team of licensed educators and specialists who provide screenings, evaluations, and instruction to address various needs in the area of mathematics. We use evidence-based, structured approaches to support individuals of all ages in achieving their math goals. These personalized goals may include:
- Number Sense
- Basic Operations (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division)
- Fractions and Decimals
- Problem Solving
- Word Problems
- Math Fluency
- Geometry
- Algebra
Our services are available in home, school, or clinic settings. We also offer a telepractice option for added convenience and flexibility.
Advocacy Services
Our IEP advocates are certified professionals through the Dyslexia Training Institute, dedicated to supporting families in navigating the special education process. We provide guidance and advocacy to ensure that students receive the individualized services and accommodations they need to succeed. Our advocacy services are tailored to each family and may include:
- Reviewing and interpreting IEPs and 504 Plans
- Attending school meetings and advocating on your behalf
- Supporting parents in communicating effectively with schools
- Ensuring compliance with federal and state special education laws
- Recommending appropriate assessments and services
- Providing strategies to support student success at home and school
Our advocates work closely with families to empower them in advocating for their children’s unique needs, fostering collaboration with schools for the best possible outcomes.