Cincinnati Speech Therapy, PROMPT Therapy & Feeding Therapy
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PROMPT Therapy
PROMPT was developed with children who have a severe motor impairment in mind. PROMPT is a dynamic system theoretical position utilizes tactual sensory information (in addition to auditory and visual) support and develop speech-motor function leading to improved communication function across all domains.
Feeding Therapy
Behaviors are viewed as a symptom not as a cause of feeding issues therefore are not a primary focus. Once the underlying cause is discovered then, and only then, can we begin to successfully work towards reducing the behaviors/fears associated with feeding/swallowing.
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- S.M.I.L.E.S. Speech-Language Pathology & Education, Inc.
- 6513 Hamilton Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45224-1029 - Information & Support
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(513) 404-5915
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(800) 222-1222 - Cincinnati Children's Hospital Emergency Services:
(513) 636-4293 - Center for Public Health Preparedness:
(513) 357-7207
(513) 357-7212
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*Disclaimer: The images of PROMPTing are strictly intended for the purposes of marketing this website and is not intended to illustrate PROMPT techniques for educational purposes. Please do not attempt to model/imitate the speech PROMPTs illustrated in the images throughout this website. If you are interested in learning more about PROMPT therapy, please contact us.
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