Individual therapy is provided as a direct, one-on-one model. This style provides personalized support based on your specific communication needs and goals. Sessions may help with language development, fluency, social communication, or other communication needs. The approach will be comfortable, practical, and meaningful to your everyday life.

Each session is tailored to you, as we work towards long-term goals. Your speech therapist will assess needs and use activities and strategies designed specifically for your progress. Depending on those needs, sessions may include guided practice, conversation, exercises, or activities you can use at home and in daily situations. Time will also be spent answering any questions to ensure purpose of your suggested tasks are understood.

If you or someone you care about is experiencing difficulty communicating, understanding language, being understood, or feeling confident when speaking, and would like highly personalized time to focus on goals, individual therapy may be helpful.

You do not need a diagnosis or know exactly what the problem is before reaching out. We can talk through your concerns, learn more about your needs, and recommend the next best step.

Yes! Parents and caregivers are welcome to be involved in therapy when appropriate and helpful. Having a parent or family member participate can provide valuable support and help carry therapy strategies into everyday routines. Siblings may also be included when it supports the child’s goals or makes the therapy experience more comfortable and engaging. We' work with each family to determine what level of participation works best.

Group speech therapy provides a supportive setting for people to practice communication skills with peers while working toward shared goals. Groups combine skill-building activities, real-life conversations, and opportunities to connect with others. Skilled feedback and guidance is given throughout the session.

Group therapy is a great fit for those who benefit from peer interaction, shared experiences, wish to build confidence communicating with others, and want to practice communication skills in an encouraging environment.

Our speech therapy groups typically include 2-4 participants.

This small group size allows for:

• meaningful interaction and conversation practice

• individualized support from the speech therapist

• more opportunities for each person to participate

• a balance between personalized therapy and peer connection

Individual speech thearpy provides one-on-one support focused on highly personalized and targeted skill development.

Group speech therapy adds the opportunity to:

• practice skills with diverse communication partners

• learn from others with similar goals and experiences

• build confidence in a natural social setting

• apply strategies through conversation and collaboration

At Sonoran Rose Speech, group offerings are varied based on participant needs, goals, and availability.

Teen Social Communication Groups

• Build conversation skills, confidence, perspective-taking, and peer relationships.

Adult Social Communication Groups

• Practice conversation, connection, and communication skills for everyday life.

Post-Stroke Aphasia Groups

• Support word retrieval, conversation, functional communication, and connection with others living with aphasia.

Fluency Groups

• Practice fluency strategies, communication confidence, and self-advocacy skills.

AAC Communication Groups

• Support individuals who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) to build communication skills with peers.

Essay Writing & Research Skills Groups

• Develop organization, planning, research, written expression, and communication skills.

Poetry & Creative Expression Groups

• Explore creativity while strengthening vocabulary, self-expression, language skills, and confidence.

Yes! We can develop customized communication groups based on age range, communication goals, and areas of interest.

If you are looking for a specific focus, contact us to discuss your ideas!