Mel Speech Therapy Studio

Achieve effective communication and overcome speech challenges with our tailored therapy solutions. Experience the transformative benefits of our evidence-based approach.

Our Services

  • Aba Therapy

    Applied Behavior Analysis analyzes relationships between a child’s environment and behavior, and applies the principles of positive reinforcement (rewards), and the adjustment of antecedents (what happens before the behavior) and consequences (what happens after the behavior) to increase or decrease significant behaviors.

  • Speech Therapy

    Speech therapy is treatment that improves your ability to talk and use other language skills. It helps you express your thoughts and understand what other people are saying to you. It can also improve skills like your memory and ability to solve problems.

  • Play Therapy

    Play therapy is defined as the systematic use of a theoretical model that establishes an interpersonal process, in which trained therapists use the therapeutic power of play to help children prevent or resolve psychosocial difficulties and achieve optimal growth.
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Armelinda Cane

Speech pathologists

I am Armelinda Cane, a speech pathologists with a deep passion for helping individuals develop their communication skills. With a wealth of experience and an unstoppable will to help, I have worked in the field of speech therapy for several years working with a wide range of patients. Coming from an academic background in Bachelor in Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology , I chose to follow the path of speech therapy after noticing the tremendous potential for change that this field can bring to people's lives.
During my career, I have worked with adults and children who have had various challenges in the field of communication. My experience has been achieved through working with people who have had problems with pronunciation, with children with autism, as well as with those who have experienced some kind of stroke. My belief that good communication is the basis of life and success in society is that that motivates me to work every day with passion and dedication.
Based on a personalized and evidence-driven approach, I use advanced techniques to help my clients develop and improve their communication skills. For me, speech therapy is much more than a profession; it is a way to help others find their voice and express their thoughts and feelings in an effective and credible way. In conclusion, I am privileged to be a part of this great profession, and I am determined to continue to work with passion and dedication to help more people on their way to better communication and a fuller life.

Parents also ask

What is done in speech therapy?

Speech therapy can help people who have difficulty speaking to communicate better and to break down the barriers that result from speech impediments. The goals of speech therapy includeimproving pronunciation, strengthening the muscles used in speech, and learning to speak correctly.

What would a speech therapist do?

Speech and language therapistsprovide life-changing treatment, support and care for children and adults who have difficulties with communication, eating, drinking and swallowing. You'll help people who, for physical or psychological reasons, have problems speaking and communicating

How do I do speech therapy at home?

Practicing speech therapy exercises at home with your child can effectively support their language development and improve their speech and communication skills. Here are 15 tips for practicing speech therapy exercises at home with your child:

  1. Use Clear, Simple Language
  2. Give Your Child Choices
  3. Make It Fun
  4. Use Everyday Opportunities
  5. Make It A Family Activity
  6. Be Consistent
  7. Encourage Your Child To Imitate You
  8. Use Visual Aides
  9. Be Patient
  10. Be Encouraging And Supportive
  11. Use Repetition
  12. Incorporate Storytelling
  13. Incorporate Listening Exercises
  14. Create A Speech Therapy “Toolbox”
  15. Talk To Your Child’s Speech Therapist

Why Do Some Kids Need Speech-Language Therapy?

Kids might need speech-language therapy for many reasons, including:

  • hearing impairments
  • cognitive (intellectual, thinking) or other developmental delays
  • weak oral muscles
  • chronic hoarseness
  • cleft lip or cleft palate
  • autism
  • motor planning problems
  • articulation problems
  • fluency disorders
  • respiratory problems (breathing disorders)
  • feeding and swallowing disorders
  • traumatic brain injury

Therapy should begin as soon as possible. Children who start therapy early (before they're 5 years old) tend to have better results than those who begin later.