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Providing comprehensive pediatric speech and language evaluations and individualized therapy

in Lower Bucks County, PA

Providing comprehensive pediatric speech and language evaluations and individualized therapy

in Lower Bucks County, PA

About Me

Speech and Language Professionals

All Things Speech, LLC was founded by Kelly McLendon, a state licensed and nationally certified speech language pathologist with over 25 years of experience in a vast array of settings and disorder areas.

Kelly is a compassionate and outgoing clinician who enjoys building connections with her clients and their families to achieve their com

Kelly is a compassionate and outgoing clinician who enjoys building connections with her clients and their families to achieve their communication goals. She completed her undergraduate studies at the Bloomsburg University and earned her master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from The University of Southern Mississippi. Throughout her career Kelly has gained extensive experience treating children with phonology/articulation disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, receptive/expressive language delays, social communication disorders, language-based learning disabilities, and treatment of children with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, and other rare genetic syndromes.

She founded All Things Speech, LLC because of her commitment to the local community and her desire to bring a superior level of care and looks forward to helping clients achieve their full potential.

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Speech and Language Professionals

My goal is to provide each client with a comprehensive evaluation to create a custom therapy services treatment plan that will address their total communication needs. Through these tailored and individualized therapy services, I aim to promote efficient and meaningful communication skills to ensure success in all other areas of life.

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25+ years experience
Natural Language Acquisition (NLA) Trained Clinician
Autism Clinical Specialist
Augmentative & Assistive Communication Certificate

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Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How can private speech therapy help my child?

Often, a child might not qualify for school or community-based therapy even when a disorder is present, or their family might prefer more individualized therapy than is offered at their child's school.

How is private speech therapy different from school-based therapy?

Private speech therapy and school-based therapy differ in several ways, including:

Scope of Services: Private speech therapy typically provides one-on-one sessions with the therapist and can cover a broader range of speech and language issues, while school-based therapy may be more limited in scope due to the therapist's caseload and time constraints.
Setting: Private speech therapy is typically provided in a clinic or private practice setting, while school-based therapy is usually provided in a school or educational setting.
Schedule: Private speech therapy sessions may be more flexible, with the option to schedule sessions outside of school hours, while school-based therapy sessions are typically scheduled during school hours.
Payment: Private speech therapy is often paid for out of pocket or through private insurance, while school-based therapy is typically covered by the school district.
Goals: Private speech therapy may focus more on individualized goals tailored to the specific needs of the child, while school-based therapy may focus more on goals related to academic success and functional communication in the classroom.

Overall, private speech therapy may provide more personalized attention and a greater range of services, while school-based therapy may be more convenient and accessible for families. It's important to consider the individual needs of your child when deciding which type of therapy is best for them.

Do you accept insurance?

Currently, we accept Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna. For out of network insurances, a superbill is provided for you to submit for reimbursement.

I am unsure if my child needs services. Should I still reach out?

Absolutely! We offer free 15-20 minute consultations. GIve us a call at 267-809-5640.

My child is hard to understand, should I be concerned?

Children continue to develop sounds until 6 or 7 years of age. There is a typical pattern of development – some sounds come early, and some come later. A good guide to typical sound development is how easy it is for others to understand the child’s speech.

Typically, parents can understand their child:

25% of the time by 18 months
50 – 75% of the time by 24 months
75 – 100% of the time by 36 months

It takes longer for a child to be understood by unfamiliar people:

Child aged 1 will be intelligible to strangers 25% of the time
Child aged 2 will be intelligible to strangers 50% of the time
Child aged 3 will be intelligible to strangers 75% of the time
Child aged 4 will be intelligible to strangers 100% of the time

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