52 Williams Avenue, Stonington, Connecticut 06355, United States
Our Team
Elena Smith MA CCC-SLP University of Connecticut, clinician and owner
Elena Smith MA CCC-SLP University of Connecticut, clinician and owner
Elena Smith MA CCC-SLP University of Connecticut, clinician and owner
"I strive to deliver the highest quality of skilled intervention in individualized and fun ways so that kids feel good about themselves and are excited to come back!"
Areas of special interest include:
- Differential diagnosis and medical referrals
- Early functional communication
- Speech sound disorders specifically childhood apraxia of speech and phonological disorders
- Sensory processing and collaboration with OT.
- Gestalt language processing
- Alternative and augmentative communication (AAC)
Maddie Delisio MS CCC-SLP University of Rhode Island, clinician
Elena Smith MA CCC-SLP University of Connecticut, clinician and owner
Elena Smith MA CCC-SLP University of Connecticut, clinician and owner
Maddie is a full time school based speech language pathologist working with elementary aged children.
Areas of special interest include:
- Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and school based skills
- Early functional communication
- Receptive and expressive language
- Articulation
- Gestalt language processing
- Alternative and augmentative communication (AAC)
The Practice: Ivy Speech and Language
Our updated office provides a clean and comfortable environment for children and families to play and learn together.
The Quality
We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality of skilled speech and language intervention.
Participating Insurance
Collaboration with Occupational Therapists
Over the Top Therapy
Ivy Speech and Language is proud to be collaborating with Over the Top Therapy to help support the diverse needs of our families.
We were brought together through a shared family when we were working with their child individually. We started collaborating and co-treating and saw incredibly positive results!
Every child has individual needs, but many children benefit from occupational therapy in addition to speech therapy.
