Evaluations
Comprehensive speech-language evaluations using caregiver interview, clinical observation, formal and informal assessment, and a written report with recommendations.
Bilingual Pediatric Speech-Language Pathology · Texas
Individualized, family-centered care from birth through young adulthood — available in English, Spanish, or both.
Evaluation · Treatment · Family Support
Your child does not need to fit into one box. We look at the whole communication picture and build care around their strengths, needs, and everyday life.
Comprehensive speech-language evaluations using caregiver interview, clinical observation, formal and informal assessment, and a written report with recommendations.
Support for articulation, phonological patterns, motor speech needs, and overall speech clarity.
Building understanding, vocabulary, grammar, early language, and functional expressive communication.
Supporting multimodal communication, AAC systems, and meaningful ways for children to express themselves.
Individualized feeding and oral-motor support with careful attention to safety, skill development, and caregiver partnership.
Support that respects the child’s voice while building communication confidence, self-advocacy, and functional strategies.
Not sure whether to reach out?
You do not need to know the diagnosis or the name of the service first. Start with what you are noticing.
Is difficult for family, teachers, or peers to understand.
Uses fewer words, shorter phrases, or less language than expected.
Has difficulty understanding directions, questions, or everyday language.
Becomes frustrated when trying to communicate wants, ideas, or feelings.
Stutters, gets “stuck,” or shows tension around speaking.
Uses or may benefit from AAC or another communication system.
Has feeding, chewing, oral-motor, or mealtime concerns.
Has been referred by a pediatrician, teacher, therapist, or another professional.
Therapy where life happens
Progress is most useful when it shows up beyond the therapy session. We connect goals to your child’s routines, relationships, and real communication needs.
Why Poco a Poco
Goals are built around your child’s communication profile rather than a generic program.
English and Spanish are viewed as strengths, with care that considers the languages your family actually uses.
Families work closely with the treating speech-language pathologist and stay informed about progress and next steps.
Therapy includes practical strategies for communication outside of structured sessions.
Helpful next steps
Along with pediatric therapy services, Poco a Poco can help families understand what to expect, where to start, and how the process works.
A brief 15-minute consultation call can help determine whether your child’s needs, scheduling, and service goals may be a good fit before moving forward.
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Poco a Poco Therapy serves children from birth through young adulthood, including transition-age clients with developmental and complex communication needs, in Irving, Las Colinas, Dallas, Fort Worth, Lewisville, Carrollton, and surrounding DFW communities. Availability, travel radius, and virtual eligibility may vary by schedule and clinical fit.
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