Services
Speech Sound Production
Speech sound disorders include articulation errors, phonological disorders, motor/neurological disorders, & structural differences.
Language
Language disorders include expressive language (the ability to communicate verbally or non-verbally), receptive language (the ability to understand language), and pragmatic/social language skills (skills we use while interacting with others).
Swallowing disorders/feeding therapy
May include difficulty chewing and swallowing foods/liquids, difficulty drinking from a bottle, and/or selective eating.
Other Services
Include literacy, fluency (stuttering) therapy, cognitive/executive functioning therapy, adult speech and language therapy, and Independent Educational Evaluations (IEE).
Regulation
Sensory processing differences
Emotional Regulation
Self-regulation
When our sensory system is not regulated there may be difficulty focusing, attending, learning new information, communicating, etc.
Gross Motor
Physical skills such as gross motor skills are vital for movement of one’s entire body.
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Running
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Jumping
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Walking
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Balance
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Decreased Strength
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Fine Motor
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Handwriting
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Coloring
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Drawing
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Self-Feeding
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Grooming
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Dressing
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Core Strength & Stability
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Precision- Ex: stacking items, picking up small items.
Visual Motor & Perception
Visual Motor Delays: printing, drawing, forming shapes, colors
Visual Perception Delay:
sorting, matching, scanning
Hand-eye Coordination: throwing/catching
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Features
Free Phone Consultation
Insurance Information
We are now in network providers for:
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Medicaid Fee For Service
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Tricare West
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Aetna
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Medicaid HPN
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We are out of network providers for most insurance companies. We are not responsible for submitting claims. We will happily provide a superbill & assist in providing any additional paperwork needed so that you may file for reimbursement with your insurance company.
Meet the Owner!
Jessica Garrett
Founder & Director
Jessica Garrett is the proud owner of Vibrant Therapy Services LLC. She has a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Jessica is licensed in the states of Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico. She has worked with adults and children in a variety of settings including early intervention, home health, skilled nursing facilities, schools, and private practice. Her special interests include language and literacy development, feeding and swallowing disorders, executive functioning skills, social skills, and complex communication needs. Jessica is passionate about ensuring that therapy is creative, meaningful, evidence-based, neurodiversity affirming, and FUN.
