What we offer

Specialized care,
thoughtfully delivered

Meridian offers personalized speech-language therapy for children and adolescents ages 3–21, grounded in neurodiversity affirming practices and built around each family's unique needs and goals.

Clinical specialties

Each child's communication journey is unique. Services begin with understanding your child fully — then building a program around their individual strengths, needs, and family values.

Evaluation
Evaluation & Assessment
Comprehensive testing paired with collaborative family input to build a care plan grounded in each child's individual needs, goals, and values — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Comprehensive standardized and informal testing
Collaborative family input throughout the process
Custom care plan based on strengths and needs
Specialty areas include phonological disorders and social communication
Therapy
Speech Sound Disorders
Targeted articulation and phonological therapy to help children speak clearly and confidently, using evidence-based approaches tailored to each child's unique profile.
Articulation therapy for individual speech sounds
Phonological process disorders
Motor speech approaches where indicated
Therapy
Social Communication
Specialized support for school-aged children and adolescents — building pragmatic language, perspective-taking, and real-world conversational skills within a neurodiversity affirming framework.
Pragmatic language and conversational skills
Perspective-taking and social inference
Autism spectrum disorder focus areas
Group and individual formats available
Therapy
Expressive & Receptive Language
Targeted support for understanding and using language — including vocabulary, sentence structure, following directions, and processing spoken information across home and school contexts.
Vocabulary and word-finding
Sentence formulation and grammar
Verbal reasoning
Narrative and storytelling skills
Therapy
Reading Comprehension & Language
Support for students connecting spoken language to written text — including vocabulary development, narrative skills, and expressive language across academic and everyday contexts.
Text-based language comprehension
Academic vocabulary development
Narrative and inferencing skills
Therapy
Fluency
Evidence-based support for stuttering and fluency disorders, helping children and adolescents communicate with greater ease, confidence, and self-advocacy.
Stuttering therapy across age groups
Fluency shaping and stuttering modification
Self-advocacy and communication confidence
Enrichment
Language Enrichment & Literacy Programs
Available for children without a diagnosis — oral language and vocabulary programs to build a strong foundation before formal reading instruction begins. No referral or evaluation required.
Oral language development
Pre-reading vocabulary skills
Narrative language and storytelling
Phonological awareness foundations

Specialized knowledge,
applied with care

Charity's practice is grounded in neurodiversity affirming principles — meeting each child with curiosity and respect for their individual communication profile. Her clinical focus spans school-aged children and adolescents across a wide range of communication needs.

Autism Spectrum Disorder
Social Communication
Speech Sound Disorders
Articulation & Phonology
Fluency & Stuttering
Expressive & Receptive Language
Narrative Language Skills
Reading Comprehension
Vocabulary Development
Pre-Reading Enrichment

Therapy that fits your family

Virtual Sessions
Secure, flexible therapy from the comfort of your home — no commute required.
In-Home Visits
Therapy in the natural environment where your child feels most at ease.
Daycare Settings
On-site sessions woven into your child's existing day with minimal disruption.
Aubrey Area Library
A welcoming, accessible community location for families in the Aubrey area.

Professional development
available for hire

Charity is an experienced presenter and trainer, available to bring practical, evidence-informed professional development to school teams, special education co-ops, and early childhood programs.

To inquire about professional development for your team or organization, reach out via the contact page or email directly.
2026
MTSS and Speech Referral Procedures
Pilot Point Early Childhood Center
2025
Using Tech to Speak
Hands-on practice with communication apps for special education · CHAPCon
2023
Using Visual Supports in the Classroom
DCSEC Special Education Teacher In-Service
2023
A Special Education Success Story
Region 11 Integrative and Collaborative Evaluation Symposium
2022
Language Sample Analysis
DCSEC SLP Team Training
2018
Innovative Social Skills Programs
Texas Speech Language Hearing Association Annual Convention
2016
Stay, Play, and Talk
North Texas ISD Educators in Early Care and Learning Programs

Ready to take the first step?

Fill out the referral form and Charity will be in touch within one business day to discuss your child's needs and answer any questions your family may have.

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