About
Mequon Speech and Learning Connection, LLC, a private clinic located in Thiensville, WI, specializes in providing diagnostic, therapeutic, and consultative services for infants, children, and adults of all ages. Their team of experts offers Speech-Language Pathology and Orofacial Myofunctional therapy services, addressing a wide range of issues including general speech and language disorders, Apraxia, Dysarthria, Orofacial Myofunctional disorders, social communication deficits, stuttering, reading disabilities, and auditory processing disorders. The practice takes a family-oriented approach, working closely with parents and other professionals to determine individualized goals and maximize progress. By moving beyond generic methods, Mequon Speech and Learning Connection creates personalized treatment plans tailored to each individual's unique needs and goals.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
PEDIATRIC MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY
Comprehensive care for tongue tie (pre/post-frenectomy), feeding therapy, swallowing therapy, chewing, nursing, speech/articulation, fluency, language disorders (receptive/expressive), and support for individuals with autism, Down Syndrome, and CP.
PEDIATRIC SPEECH & ARTICULATION THERAPY
Helps individuals of all ages achieve clearer communication and overcome barriers related to speech clarity due to articulation errors.
PEDIATRIC LANGUAGE THERAPY
Addresses language disorders (receptive/expressive) and supports individuals with autism, Down Syndrome, and CP.
PEDIATRIC SWALLOWING THERAPY
Ensures safe and efficient intake of food and liquids by improving oral motor function for oral phase swallowing.
PEDIATRIC MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY
Addresses underlying oral motor dysfunction and noxious habits that contribute to symptoms like mouth breathing, OSA, sleep-disordered breathing, TMJ/TMD, and orthodontic relapse.
ADULT MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY
Addresses underlying oral motor dysfunction and noxious habits that contribute to symptoms like mouth breathing, OSA, sleep-disordered breathing, TMJ/TMD, and orthodontic relapse.