Accessible Tx | Atlanta Speech Therapy

About Accessible Tx | Atlanta Speech Therapy

Accessible Tx, LLC is a pediatric speech-language private practice serving children ages 2 to 10 in south Atlanta, Georgia. The website says the practice is focused on improving access to speech and language services for young children and emphasizes individualized care built around cultural humility, strong family relationships, play-based learning, and parent support. Services are commonly delivered in children’s natural learning settings such as daycare and preschool, with clinic appointments available at 477 Windsor St. SW., Suite 206, Atlanta, GA 30312, as well as teletherapy when that format is a better fit. The clinic describes its therapy as play-based and evidence-based, with the goal of helping each child build stronger communication skills.

The practice provides comprehensive speech and language evaluations before treatment begins. According to the site, evaluations may include background review, parent and teacher interviews, observation, informal measures, and standardized testing, followed by a written report with findings and recommendations. Ongoing individual therapy is typically scheduled for 30 minutes one to two times per week based on the child’s needs and attention span. The website highlights work in articulation, phonology, expressive and receptive language, social skills, AAC, parent training, and early intervention, and says therapy activities may involve movement, music, technology, literacy, crafts, and targeted communication tasks. Accessible Tx is owned by Raven Bennett, M.S., CCC-SLP, ABA, a Georgia-licensed and ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist who also holds graduate training in Applied Behavior Analysis. The site notes that she founded the practice to expand services for underserved young children, including those with language delays, autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disabilities, and AAC needs, and that she has additional training in autism, Hanen It Takes Two to Talk, high-tech communication devices, and PECS.

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