licensed speech language pathologists (slps)

How to Find a Qualified Pediatric SLP?

To find a qualified pediatric SLP, parents can:
Ask for referrals from their child’s pediatrician.
Check with local schools or educational institutions.
Consult professional organizations like the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
Look for online reviews and testimonials.

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