What ages does Laura Weinberg treat?
All ages!
Laura has worked with ages 1 to 22, 32, 42, 52, or even 82.
Babies
For children who are struggling to communicate, no child is too young. Laura helped a family get AAC for their 1 ½ year old with cleft palate.
Toddlers
Laura has served in early intervention for a decade.
Play, gestures, how you speak to them, and parents learning to help their children all make a difference.
Kindergarten
Speech and sound disorders often aren’t recognized until a child needs to be understood by peers and teachers. Laura can figure out why, and current best practices for therapy.
Helping stuttering early can reduce overt signs and negative self-talk.
Elementary
Language and developmental disabilities can look like classroom or social problems. Speech and language services can help.
Dyslexia and reading are language, too. Laura loves it all!
Middle and High School
Demands may skyrocket and be more complicated. Language, organization, social skills, and executive functioning may not be keeping up. A firmer foundation and problem-solving techniques can make the difference. You want a smooth path to graduation, not disengagement or dropping out.
Transition to adulthood
In NJ, age 14 is supposed to start students’ transition into their future. Most families see graduation and don’t know what to do next. Laura Weinberg was a high school speech therapist, and she can help.
Adulthood
For people with developmental disabilities or language issues, therapy can be helpful at any age.
Laura Weinberg is a NJ DDD adult services provider.
Adults who stutter can review their techniques when something new is coming, like a wedding or new job.
Acquired speech or language problems in adults, from illness or injury, can improve quickly, or can take longer to resolve. Laura Weinberg participates with insurance.
Treatment for speech-language issues of aging may be covered under Medicare.
Laura Weinberg is a Medicare provider.