Speech therapy for autistic children is about far more than pronunciation — it is about communication in whatever form works for your child, including gestures, devices, and AAC.
If your child is non-speaking or minimally speaking, that does not mean they have nothing to say. A good speech-language pathologist presumes competence and builds a communication system around the child, rather than treating spoken words as the only acceptable outcome.
This page covers what speech therapy involves, how it works for autistic kids specifically, coverage in Vermont, and how to find an SLP in the Burlington area.
A nonprofit, faculty-led clinic at Pomeroy Hall, 489 Main St in Burlington, providing speech and language therapy plus audiology for children and adults. It is the training site for UVM's speech-language pathology graduate program, so students deliver care under supervision; in-person and telehealth appointments are both offered.
Visit siteProvides speech therapy along with ABA, occupational, and feeding therapy, and uses the Visual Immersion System for communication support.
Visit siteSpeech-language therapy for children from birth through young adulthood, covering autism, articulation, stuttering, and feeding and swallowing difficulties. Located near Montpelier rather than in Burlington.
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