Elevate Health & Therapeutic Services

Elevate Health & Therapeutic Services We're here to help you. Our team of SLPs, OTs, ABA, and PTs are motivated to help elevate everyone's ability.

Elevate Health supports you in our clinics in Mt Laurel (08054) and Eastampton, New Jersey as well as schools. providing Speech /Language Services, Augmentative Alternative Communication, OT, sensory, and audiological support to children and adults.

03/14/2026

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03/14/2026

Our Easter event is Saturday! We're close to sold out :) Hop On Over!
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🌟 Welcome Wednesday! 🌟Please join us in welcoming Jada Clark, OTR/L, to the Elevate team! 💜✨ Quote she lives by:“Everyth...
03/11/2026

🌟 Welcome Wednesday! 🌟

Please join us in welcoming Jada Clark, OTR/L, to the Elevate team! đź’ś

✨ Quote she lives by:
“Everything happens for a reason.”

đź‘­ Fun Fact: She has six sisters!

We’re so excited to have Jada’s passion, compassion, and dedication supporting our patients and families. Welcome to Elevate, Jada! 💜✨

03/09/2026

It’s Milestone Monday! This week, Erin, one of our speech therapists, is breaking down the early stages of vocal development. Every "oooh," "aaah," and "ba-ba-ba" is a major step toward those precious first words!

What to listen for:
2-4 Months: Cooing! Think soft vowel sounds like "oooo" and "ahhh."

6 Months: Babbling begins! You’ll hear repetitive consonant sounds like "ba-ba-ba" or "ma-ma-ma."

These early sounds are the building blocks of communication. Keep talking and singing back to your little ones—they’re learning more than you think!

Have you noticed any new sounds from your little one lately? Tell us about them in the comments! 👇

🌟 Welcome Wednesday! 🌟Help us give a warm welcome to Lillian Stottlemire, our newest Behavior Technician, joining the El...
03/04/2026

🌟 Welcome Wednesday! 🌟

Help us give a warm welcome to Lillian Stottlemire, our newest Behavior Technician, joining the Elevate team! đź’ś

✨ Quote she lives by:
“You can do hard things.”

🛍 Fun Fact: She loves to go shopping!

We’re so excited to have Lillian’s positivity, energy, and dedication supporting our families and clients. Welcome to Elevate, Lillian! 💜✨

03/03/2026

When teaching your child new words, how we respond matters more than we realize!

Language doesn’t grow from pressure. It grows from connection, modeling, and meaningful interactions🌱

When we shift from testing to teaching, from quizzing to commenting, and from demanding speech to accepting all communication, we create a comfortable space for real learning🤍

We wanted to answer your questions about our groups starting this month! 💬✨Curious about what to expect? We’ve broken do...
03/02/2026

We wanted to answer your questions about our groups starting this month! 💬✨

Curious about what to expect? We’ve broken down all the details, from our therapeutic approach to what a typical session looks like, in our latest post.

Read the full FAQ on our blog here: https://www.elevatehealthnj.com/blog/km5iq8xdbydlwaf3skw1636p22uly2 đź”—

03/02/2026

It’s Milestone Monday! Join Joelle as she explores a major development for little ones: the pincer grasp. Between 9 and 12 months, babies start using their thumb and forefinger to pick up small objects.

From practicing with snacks like puffs to discovering things on the floor you’d rather they didn’t touch, this is a fun—and busy—stage!

Tips for this stage:
Offer small, soft finger foods to practice.

Keep a close eye on those floors!

Celebrate their newfound independence.

What has your little one been practicing their pincer grasp on? Share with us below! 👇

02/26/2026

Looking for ways to boost your child’s core strength without the boredom of sit-ups? 🤸‍♂️ Pediatric Physical Therapist Sara Brandt, PT, DPT, breaks down 5 play-based exercises that build real-world stability, balance, and coordination.

From therapy ball reaches to living room obstacle courses, these moves make "working out" feel like just another day at the playground. 🏰✨

The Top 5 Core Builders:
Ball Sitting + Reaching: Perfect for trunk control.
Tall Kneeling: Focuses on hip and postural stability.
Scooter Board Fun: Great for obliques and shoulder strength.
Dynamic Standing + Catch: Challenges balance through movement.
Climbing: The ultimate functional whole-body workout.
Check out the video to see these in action! 🎥

Read the full blog to get the full context, professional tips, and easy "at-home" swaps for every exercise! đź”— https://www.elevatehealthnj.com/blog/5-core-exercises-for-kids-that-arent-sit-ups

🌟 Welcome Wednesday! 🌟We’re growing — and we couldn’t be more excited! 💜Today we’re welcoming two amazing new team membe...
02/25/2026

🌟 Welcome Wednesday! 🌟

We’re growing — and we couldn’t be more excited! 💜

Today we’re welcoming two amazing new team members to the Elevate family. Each brings their own passion, personality, and dedication to serving our patients and supporting our community.

We’re so grateful to continue building a team that leads with heart, compassion, and excellence. ✨

Join us in giving them a warm Elevate welcome! đź’ś

02/23/2026

Rolling into a new week with Milestone Monday! 👶🔄

Is your little one starting to move and groove? Rolling is one of those exciting first steps toward independent movement! Here is what you need to know about this major developmental stage:

⏱️ When Does it Happen?
Most babies start rolling independently between 3 and 7 months of age.

🔄 Belly to Back
This often happens first and can even be a bit of an accident!

Because a baby's head is relatively heavy, they might tilt to look at something and—whoops!—over they go.

🔄 Back to Belly
Rolling from back to belly requires a bit more intentional strength.

A great sign that your baby is getting ready for this is when they start reaching for their feet. This movement helps build the core strength needed to pull themselves over.

đź’ˇ Pro Tip from a Pediatric PT:
Give your baby plenty of floor time to practice! Reaching for toys or their own toes is the best workout for those growing muscles.

Every baby moves at their own pace, so enjoy the journey as they discover what their bodies can do! ✨

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1015 Briggs Road, Suite 150
Mount Laurel, NJ
08054

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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+18564921355

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At Speech Language Associates we specialize in Speech Language, Deaf/Hard of Hearing services (D/HH) and AAC support services. We are passionate about finding ways to unlock the power of communication for every individual by treating any disorder that impedes the normal process of human communication from verbal to the written language.

Our speech language pathologists are licensed professionals who work with individuals to address delays/disorders of speech, language, communication and swallowing.

We are specialists in treating the following disorders • Articulation/Phonological Disorders (impaired production of speech sounds) • Receptive and Expressive Language Delays • Language Processing/Language Based Learning Disabilities • Apraxia (impaired ability to sequence muscle movements to produce speech) • Aphasia (impaired ability to understand or express speech caused by brain damage) • Dysarthria (impaired articulation skills caused by brain damage) • Auditory Learning/Habilitation • Auditory Comprehension • Development of Sign and Spoken Language in Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children • Development/Improvement of Written English Skills We work with a wide spectrum of individuals from autistic children, to adults who have suffered a stroke, to children with a learning or speech disorder.

We approach every communication challenge by designing a resolution tailored for each specific individual and their families. We believe everyone can communicate, it’s a matter of time, finding the right tools, the right teacher, and developing the right environments. We don’t give up. We are open to alternate methods and solutions. Our goal is that every client reaches their full potential of being a confident and courageous communicator.