Denver Speech and Language

03/01/2023

03/01/2023

Did you know that we offered animal-assisted therapy? We have two therapy dogs in our office, Mabel and Edie, that cannot wait to meet you and work on your therapeutic goals!

Animal-assisted therapy is used to enhance and complement the benefits of traditional therapy. The client, therapist and family work together to target specific goals for therapy, and develop a plan for how the animals can assist in client progress. Read more about Mabel and Edie below, and contact us today for an evaluation!

08/19/2021

Rylynn is safe and back with her family. Thank you to everyone that shared and reached out to offer help!

Rylynn was located at the Denver Public library at 46th and Utica within the last two hours. She was reported by Library staff when she walked in by herself. She is being medically checked as a precaution. Investigators will follow-up with Rylynn and her family.

08/17/2021

We need your help finding Rylynn. She is a part of the DSL family and is at serious risk. Please be aware and share. She has been missing since about 8:45 PM August 13th. She is cognitively delayed and has epilepsy. She has no medication, money or identification on her. Her phone last pinged at 8:45 PM near Union Station in Denver and has been off since. It is believed she was trying to get to her Grandmother's home in Downtown Denver.

03/16/2020

For now, the office will remain open. We will continue to monitor recommendations from the state and CDC.

We will NOT be enforcing our cancelation policy. Please be overly cautious when deciding if you should come to your therapy session. We ask you to stay home if you or your child has any signs or symptoms of illness.

Please contact the office or your therapist if you need to change your appointment or have any additional questions. Most important, please stay healthy and happy! ❤️

12/25/2019

Happy Holidays! We hope your day is full of love. ❤️🎄💚

08/02/2019

Our friends at are offering us a discount to this fun interactive children’s play. Just mention Denver Speech and your tickets will only be $10.

07/21/2019

It was a big weekend around here! Happy Birthday to Mallory and Mabel! We hope you both got lots of snacks, naps, driving with the windows down, and love!

05/13/2019

Happy Mother’s Day from our family to yours!

04/21/2019

Hoppy Easter Everybunny!

04/12/2019

It’s time, again, for diagnose my dog: Difficulty swallowing food or drinks, known as dysphagia, is a condition that should be evaluated and treated as soon as you seeing warning signs. Warning signs include coughing and/or choking during meals, significant unexplained weight loss, recurrent pneumonia, dehydration, malnutrition, and overall weakness. It is not normal to cough while eating or drinking. If you are coughing a lot during your meals, tell your doctor. You may have a swallowing disorder.

03/30/2019

We are so excited to welcome Chasity to the team. She is treating in both the Littleton and Denver offices. Chasity loves working with early intervention, literacy, apraxia, and she is bilingual in Spanish! Whoo-hoo! Welcome Chas 🥂

03/14/2019

We hope everyone had a great snow day!

03/05/2019

Today feels like a good time to remind everyone about stroke. Other symptoms of a stroke may include: paralysis or numbness of the face, arm or leg, trouble with seeing in one or both eyes, headache, and/or trouble walking. If you notice any of these symptoms call 911 right away. RIP Luke Perry 😥

02/18/2019

🔊 In this edition of Diagnosis My Dog, we are discussing Wernicke's aphasia. It is a disorder of understanding spoken and written language. It is most commonly caused by a stroke. Patients have normal grammar and rate of speech, however their speech lacks meaning, and they are unaware of their errors.

Severity ranges from being unable to understand even the simplest spoken and/or written information to missing minor details of a conversation.

Symptoms include difficulty understanding speech, poor word finding, speech that lacks meaning, mispronunciations, using the wrong word or made up words, run-on speech, and difficulty with reading and writing.

People with Wernickie’s aphasia can get better and should start speech therapy as soon as possible.

02/14/2019

Kissing Booth is open! Happy Valentine’s Day💋💋

01/09/2019

Vietnam was a little cold, but still so beautiful. @ Vietnam

01/09/2019

I’m a little behind on posting. Here is Chiang Mai: elephants, markets, temples, and the wall surrounding the old city. ❤️ @ Chiang Mai, Thailand