Speech therapy is one of the most common and useful supports for autistic children, and Northwest Arkansas has a solid set of pediatric providers. Whether your child is working toward first words, clearer speech, or a communication device, a speech-language pathologist (SLP) can help — and it's usually covered by insurance or Medicaid.
Based at the Epley Center for Health Professions on Razorback Road in Fayetteville. Offers early intervention, language, literacy and social communication work. Medical, educational and self-referrals accepted, and self-pay is an option — a useful route if insurance is a barrier.
Visit siteDetails of the clinic's services. It doubles as a training and research setting for graduate students, and is a designated RiteCare clinic of the Scottish Rite Orient of Arkansas.
Visit siteSpeech-language pathologists work on communication as well as eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties. Northwest Arkansas's largest pediatric therapy provider, with a Fayetteville clinic on East Joyce Blvd.
Visit sitePediatric therapy serving Fayetteville and the wider northwest Arkansas area.
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