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  • Shannon
  • Archer
  • California
    San Diego
    California
    92118
    United States
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  • (972) 977-5835
  • A Gift of Speech

Shannon Archer

Shannon Archer

Credentials: MS, CCC-SLP | Recognized by Apraxia Kids for Advanced Training and Expertise in Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Business Name: A Gift of Speech
Address: California
San Diego
California
92118
United States
Related Location: Virtual Teletherapy in California and Texas.
Phone: (972) 977-5835
Email:
Website
Business Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm
Treatment Locations: Clinic/Office, Client’s Preschool/Daycare, Virtual Telepractice
Insurance Accepted: No
Minimum Age Treated: 2
Maximum Age Treated: 18+
Percent of CAS cases: >76%
Overall Treatment Approach:

At a Gift of Speech my goal is to provide FUNctional speech therapy. I incorporate books, toys, and everyday items to promote speech and language growth that is applicable outside the therapy setting. I am trained in DTTC, ReST, PROMPT, using multisensory tools and a motor planning approach in therapy. The tools that I use are dependent on the needs of your child.

Community Involvement:

I have been a part of Apraxia walks in Frisco, Dallas, and San Diego. I have also attended Apraxia Kids conferences and CAS trainings.

Parent Involvement:

I believe parents are an integral part of the therapy process. I ask that parents sit in therapy when possible.

AAC Use/Implementation Expertise:

I have extensive training in the use and implementation of AAC for a variety of needs. I believe that AAC can be an integral tool for some children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech to support their speech and language growth.