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Services
Due to the COVID-19 quarantine, all services are currently being offered remotely on Zoom.
Language Skills Therapy
Reading Counseling
Speech Articulation Support
Stuttering Help
Tutoring
Autism Services
About Me
Clients Come First
Amy Strekas, MA, CCC-SLP has over 10 years of experience as a speech-language pathologist and learning specialist. She has worked in many different settings: early intervention, schools, and clinics, including the American Institute for Stuttering.
Amy is a New York State licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. She holds her Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Amy completed a BA in Psychology at Wesleyan University and an MA in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Amy creates a fun and motivating learning environment when working with clients. She believes that mutual respect and teamwork are the foundations for any functional therapeutic relationship. She feels that true change occurs only when she has earned a client's trust!
Telepractice for Speech Therapy & Tutoring
Care Comes First
Telepractice is a proven and effective method of speech and language therapy for children ages 3 and older. Continue speech therapy in the comfort and convenience of your own home. These remote services can be completed using any device and a reliable connection to the internet.
Benefits of Telepractice:
Protect your family's health during COVID-19 activity restrictions
Provide structure for your child by continuing regular speech therapy
Gain assistance with home-schooling from an experienced learning specialist
Access recorded sessions in the future
Be an active participant in your child's speech therapy
Contact Me
Your first consultation is free!
(802) 551-1230
Testimonials
Clients Speak Their Mind
Resources
& Helpful Links
The National Association of Young People Who Stutter
This is an incredible organization that provides resources and schedules meet-ups and conferences for children who stutter and their families. Attending these conferences and meetings is a wonderful way for your child to meet other children who stutter. If your child continues to stutter, I HIGHLY recommend going to one of the conferences or Friends events. It is incredibly powerful for a child who stutters to meet fellow children who stutter to gain a sense of “I am not alone.” It can also be very therapeutic for parents to attend support groups and meet other parents of children who stutter.
A Non-Profit Organization Helping Those Who Stutter
The mission of the Stuttering Foundation is to educate the public and provide no-cost and low-cost resources about stuttering. They have an incredibly informative website with many downloadable resources. They also sell books, pamphlets, posters, etc.
The National Stuttering Association
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The American Speech-Language Hearing Association
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The Stuttering Association for the Young
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Laura Mize
This website contains invaluable information for parents seeking resources to help their late talkers. I use many of Laura Mize's techniques in my language therapy sessions with young children.