Eureka Speech Therapy

08/02/2025

Proudly serving families in Mckinney, Prosper, and Allen, TX. I love what I do and am passionate about helping children communicate with confidence while supporting families every step of the way. If you're looking for a personalized, compassionate approach to speech therapy grounded in experience and care, I'd be honored to be part of your child's journey.

08/01/2025

Proudly serving families in Mckinney, Prosper, and Allen, TX. I love what I do and am passionate about helping children communicate with confidence while supporting families every step of the way. If you're looking for a personalized, compassionate approach to speech therapy grounded in experience and care, I'd be honored to be part of your child's journey.

07/18/2025

LSVT changes lives in such a powerful way!

05/11/2025

05/07/2025

💜 Proud to be an SLP! 💜

10/23/2024

Loved meeting up with local SLPs and other providers at We Rock the Spectrum - Plano! Eureka Speech Therapy is a mobile practice that’s proud to serve children in McKinney, Allen, and Prosper for their speech, language, and feeding needs. Rachel and her team at are in Lewisville specializing in AAC and Gestalt Language Processing!

10/07/2024

Let's get your child on the right track. I'm here to help! Signed, your friendly neighborhood SLP.

09/19/2024

Loved learning and collaborating with my fellow SLPs, dentists, orthodontists, PTs, myofunctional therapists, and more at the Airway Association of North Texas meeting tonight! Thank you, for organizing an amazing event and Dr. Baxter for a wonderful presentation!

09/09/2024

Yes! Echolalia is when someone repeats noises, words, phrases, or sentences he or she has heard using the same intonation. I suggest talking to the child’s caregiver or SLP to help you figure out what the sound or utterance may mean for your student.

School is starting (or has started) for many of you 🍎✏️📓

What can you do as a teacher, speech-language pathologist, professional or parent? 👇🏼

The most important thing you can do is acknowledge ALL echolalia as communication. It doesn’t matter if it’s in or seemingly out of context. It doesn’t matter if you can or can’t understand it or the meaning behind it. You can acknowledge by smiling, head nodding, repeating it back, saying “yeah” or “okay”. From there, we can do the detective work and figure out what the child may be communicating.

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08/31/2024

🎉 New openings coming in September! 🎉

08/18/2024

Exciting news! 🎉 Starting the first week of September, I'll have new speech therapy openings! Whether you're exploring options or have specific questions, I'm here to help. Let’s work together to empower your child’s communication skills. Don’t hesitate to reach out—I’d love to chat!

06/08/2024

Interacting with novel animals is one of my *favorite* ways to target language production in small children! There are so many amazing opportunities to practice early building blocks of both language AND speech sounds.

Here are just a FEW of MANY things I might target depending on what would most benefit your child:

LANGUAGE
Pronouns: I see ducks! / He's eating. / My turn!
Two-word phrases: two piggies / mama duck / soft bunny
Verbs: eat / sit / jump / shake / run / kick / touch / give / open

SPEECH
Animal noises are some of the BEST natural opportunities to target vowel elicitation. You get to prolong those early sounds such as "moooo" and "baaaaa." Does your kiddo produce these sounds on his own? Can she imitate you?

*NOTE: It's important to know that your child enjoys animals before attempting such an activity. Not a fan of farm life or zoos? That's okay! Maybe they like trucks or trains instead. In that case, Touch A Truck events are my go-to - you get to see fire trucks, police cars, ambulances, it's just as awesome.

The point is - lean into what your child is interested in. The more excited they are about the subject matter, the more they will try to communicate with you.