Moving Mountains Speech Therapy is a private practice dedicated to helping children develop clear, confident communication skills. Serving Northern Utah County in person and families across the state via teletherapy, we specialize in apraxia, speech sound disorders, and play-based language therapy. Our goal is to create a fun, engaging environment where children can thrive while building the skills they need to be understood and successful in everyday life.
Our approach combines evidence-based techniques with each child’s unique interests. For children with speech sound disorders, therapy focuses on high-repetition practice embedded in sensory activities, imaginative play, books, or crafts. This method keeps children motivated while targeting specific sounds and improving overall intelligibility. Play-based language therapy helps children expand their vocabulary, strengthen comprehension, and develop important skills such as self-advocacy, problem-solving, and emotional regulation.
Parent coaching is a cornerstone of our services. We empower parents with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to support their child’s communication development at home. By collaborating closely with families, we ensure progress continues beyond the therapy session.
The therapy process begins with a free 15-minute phone consultation to discuss your child’s needs and determine whether an evaluation is recommended. During the assessment, we gather detailed information about your child’s strengths, preferences, and potential challenges. Based on this evaluation, a personalized therapy plan is created that reflects research-based practices and your family’s priorities.
We accept all major credit cards, including HSA/FSA cards, and provide superbills to support insurance reimbursement requests. As a verified Utah Fits All Scholarship Provider, we also assist families seeking financial support for therapy.
Contact Moving Mountains Speech Therapy today at 435-764-2568 or [email protected] to schedule your free consultation. Our private, child-centered approach helps children gain confidence, build essential communication skills, and discover the joy of using their voice.