Our Services
We provide English-speaking, bilingual, and expat families in Mexico City with personalised speech and language support. Our team helps children develop the skills they need to communicate confidently.
Speech & Language Therapy
We offer tailored therapy for a wide range of speech and language needs:
Speech Sound Disorders – helping children pronounce sounds clearly and improve confidence
Language Development Delays – supporting understanding, expression, and vocabulary growth
Stuttering & Fluency Support – strategies to speak more smoothly and confidently
Social Communication & Pragmatic Skills – guiding children to navigate conversation and social cues
Literacy Skills – building strong foundations in reading, spelling, writing, and phonological awareness
Group Programs
Learning and connecting with peers can accelerate progress and build confidence.
‘Saturday Social’ Groups for Neurodivergent Kids→ REGISTER TO SAVE YOUR SPOT!
Handwriting Groups→ REGISTER TO SAVE YOUR SPOT!
‘Girl Talk’ Social Skills Group for Girls → REGISTER TO SAVE YOUR SPOT!
‘Team Up’ Communication Group for Boys → REGISTER TO SAVE YOUR SPOT!
FREE ‘Ask a Speechie’ Sessions
Get practical tips, expert advice, and answers to your questions about your child’s speech and language development.
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Teletherapy
Flexible online sessions so your child can receive expert therapy from anywhere:
Individual video sessions
Support for families in Mexico or abroad
Continuity of care while travelling
Same personalised approach as in-person. → Learn More
Who We Support?
Our services are designed for children who:
Are difficult to understand
Are late to start talking
Have social or pragmatic language challenges
Speak multiple languages or are living in a non-English-speaking country
How We Work
Individualised therapy plans tailored to each child
Flexible sessions: in-person in Mexico City or online worldwide
Family-focused approach: we guide you every step of the way
Expertise in bilingual and expat challenges
Ready to Get Started?
Take the first step toward confident communication for your child.