Expert Spotlight: Rebecca Goldberg MS CCC-SLP
At Little Beats, we understand how important it is to nurture every aspect of your child’s development. One of the most crucial areas of growth is their ability to communicate, and speech and language delays can often go unnoticed until they begin to affect a child's everyday life.
One of the trusted local experts in this field is Rebecca Goldberg, a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) and the founder of Spot On Speech Therapy. With years of experience working with children, Rebecca has seen firsthand how early intervention can make a world of difference in a child’s communication skills. The sooner a child begins therapy, the more likely they are to overcome speech and language delays and avoid complications later on.
If you have concerns about your child’s speech, Spot on Speech Therapy can evaluate your child’s communication to see if they would be a good candidate for therapy. Speech therapy is not just about helping a child speak more clearly—it also addresses a wide range of communication skills. Here’s how an SLP can help your child:
Individualized Therapy: Every child is unique, so a Speech-Language Pathologist tailors therapy plans to each child’s specific needs, whether that’s improving vocabulary, articulation, or social communication skills.
Fun and Engaging Activities: Speech therapy for children is designed to be enjoyable and interactive. SLPs use games, songs, and activities that engage kids while helping them meet their communication goals.
Increased Confidence: Children who struggle with speech and language can often become frustrated and lose confidence. Speech therapy helps them develop the skills they need to express themselves clearly, making it easier for them to engage with others.
Support for Parents and Caregivers: Speech-Language Pathologists don’t just work with the child—they also provide guidance to parents on how to support their child’s speech development at home. This collaboration ensures that progress is made both in and outside of therapy sessions.
Addressing Specific Challenges: Whether it’s difficulty with articulation, vocabulary, social skills, or fluency, an SLP can help children overcome a variety of speech-related challenges, leading to more successful communication.
To learn more or to schedule a consultation, visit Spot On Speech Therapy and follow Rebecca and her team on instagram at @spot.on.speech