Therapy, therapist offices, and tongue ties are not a new avenue for me and my family. My oldest,…read morewho is almost 12, was in therapy from the day he was born until he was 6. My third born was in therapy for about 6 months and my youngest has been in therapy now for a little over 2 years. Like I said, not my first rodeo. Lana's team go above and beyond our expectations. The front desk ladies are always kind, professional, and efficient. We were in between insurances and they worked with us to fix the issue when our pediatrician office was being difficult. We also have appointments twice a week, one of them being Monday morning. If I ever need to cancel my appointment, it's a quick and easy phone call where I leave a voice message. I've never had an issue with this method, given that their office is closed on the weekend and the voicemail has a time stamp. We've worked consistently with Ms. Lana, Ms. Mary, and Ms. Cara. We've seen a few others when someone is out sick, but that has only been a handful of times in two years. They are always incredible with him, especially since he has stranger-danger and separation anxiety. I would utilize their resources and advice while at home, seeing constant leaps in improvement. My son didn't get his tongue tie revised until closer to 8 months even though we started therapy at 3 months. As we all know, the tongue is a muscle and you can't just cut it expecting it to know how to function properly. He has technically used it incorrectly for the last 8 months, hence the therapy to strengthen it before getting revised. I have had one of my son's revised a couple days after birth, which didn't require therapy because he was a newborn. My son, who's now 9 years old, passed 5 "inspections" stating he didn't need revision because he was high on the weight charts. Well, I produced an overabundance of milk that he barely needed to work for. Unfortunately, many pediatricians in the field aren't fluent in tongue ties and have outdated knowledge on the subject. I will be getting him revised in the future when he's eligible to avoid all other issues. I just wanted to add that I'm thankful for therapists and doctors (Smart Mouth | Dr. Tara and Hamilton & Manuele) who have taken the time to become educated in this field. I'm currently in the process of a palate expansion due to having ties my entire 38 years of life. It's a full two year process, $10k+, with uncomfortable/some painful procedures along the way. Having ties has caused a lifetime of dental issues, mouth breathing, chronic sinus infections, constant swollen tonsils, the whole shebang. I was "thriving" just fine as a baby so it was excused even though my sister was revised. I'm happy to say I haven't had any sinus infections, my tonsils are barely visible, and this is my first year without seasonal allergies. I also stopped mouth breathing within two days of my palate expansion procedure. But man, do I wish this was done as a baby. Thriving is important, but so is having your best quality of life.

Occ therapy is hard to get book here and they wanted my son to change his OT to here since his…read morespeech therapy is recommending. We waited for almost a month and they cancelled on us. My son had to stop his original OT in a different location and he still gets pushed back. We should've just stayed with his original OT, he been missing weeks on OT now.

At one point all three of my sons were being seen weekly for OT, and PT. Crystal has always been…read moreaccommodating and helpful when it comes to my reoccurring schedule for the kids. When we have to miss an appointment she always tries her best to help me with makeup appointments. We are not always successful. But that's because I truly feel my twins have the best OTs in the Las Vegas valley. Rachel and Luana are seriously amazing. My twins aren't always the easiest, and they make me feel so confident every week. That even if one or both have had a rough time, they chose to focus on all the amazing things they have achieved their session. I leave not only proud of my kids, but also so happy knowing that they have therapist that are truly excited and want your kids to succeed. If they ever leave...we will 100% be following them. Jessette also helped my 6m old at the time with some PT due to some delays! He graduated shortly with her, but every visit was great!

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. The appointments are only 30 minutes long, and the…read moretherapist only actually does the therapy for 15-20 minutes. You get into the room and you sit there with your child while the therapist sits on the computer doing what ever it is they're doing, and then they engage with your child after 10-15 minutes of them typing on the computer. I really did not find this place to be effective. I drove 30 minutes twice a week to this place just to get half-assed therapy sessions for my child who has a pretty significant speech delay and needs help.

After an awful experience with a previous speech therapist, I was very skeptical about trying…read morespeech therapy again. Then I spoke with Anna at Let's Talk, and she encouraged me to give the Let's Talk Southwest location a chance. I was hesitant, but her words and character truly made me feel like she believed in the therapists there and genuinely cared. I decided to bring my little one in, and from the very beginning, Anna and Erica at the front desk were so kind, welcoming, and sweet. We then began therapy with Ms. Lindsey, and I cannot express enough how grateful I am for her. Ms. Lindsey has worked diligently to truly learn and understand my son. She does not treat him in a cookie-cutter way. She acknowledges his individuality, uniqueness, and specific needs. She pays close attention to what works for him and what does not, and she treats him with genuine love, patience, and care. I have personally told these amazing individuals that they have brought tears of happiness to my eyes and joy to my heart seeing how much my baby's speech has improved, along with his ability to express himself and communicate more confidently. I truly cannot express my gratitude enough. Let's Talk Southwest is amazing, and I would recommend them 100 times over. They genuinely believe in what they do, and it shows when you see your child progressing and achieving goals. I am so thankful Anna convinced me to try again. Thank you, Anna. Thank you, Erica. And Ms. Lindsey -- you are absolutely amazing. You serve these children with excellence, and you are truly gifted at what you do. Thank you all so much!

This place is full of Amazing great professionals my…read moredaughter has been so lucky to have the care of a good number of therapists and they're all amazing we are so blessed to have found them. the Front desk ladies are so sweet We always look forward to go I want to say thank you to all of them individually but it's too many PT team is amazing and OT team as well

My son has been coming here the last few months for speech and we have been loving it! All of the…read morespeech pathologists we have had have been phenomenal. The facility is always very clean and tidy. Front desk is very kind and attentive. Medicaid fully covers our visits which is huge! I know it has only been a few months but I do notice his speech is making some great improvements! Highly recommend Janae specifically, although as I said all the therapists we have seen are amazing.

1 Star - A Disappointing and Demeaning Experience for a Child Who Deserves Better…read more What happened to my daughter and me at SpeakEasy Therapy demands to be addressed--not just as a parent, but as a professional who understands how healthcare systems should work. Let's start with the facts: My daughter was removed from the OT schedule due to attendance. Fair enough--we missed sessions. But the way this was communicated was profoundly unprofessional and downright disrespectful. I mistakenly mixed up our appointment time by an hour and showed up late. As I stood at the front counter, the scheduler texted me that we had been removed from the schedule--while I was literally standing right there. That's how they chose to deliver the news: through a passive-aggressive text message instead of a face-to-face conversation or even a private call. To make it worse, the front desk assistant casually stated that "even her therapist said attendance had been an issue," making it very clear there were internal discussions happening about my daughter without including me--the parent responsible for her care. If there were concerns, why not reach out sooner? Why wasn't I looped in to collaborate on a solution? Then came the whiplash: I was offered a spot the very next day, but no one told me the therapist had changed. Nova, my daughter, excitedly walked in and was completely ignored by the new therapist--who walked right by us like we didn't exist. That's not just poor communication--that's harmful for a 6-year-old child who needs connection, routine, and support to thrive. At this point, I requested a copy of our attendance records and asked for the corporate contact info. Suddenly, the manager, Quintana, got on the phone--a bit late to "manage," if you ask me. I made it clear I hadn't asked to speak with her, told her I'd follow up on my own, and ended the call politely. Those records never came. When I followed up through the main records office, I learned they didn't even have my correct email on file. How are families supposed to access care when your systems are this sloppy? I asked multiple times for a copy of the attendance policy. I was told to call the clinic. I did. They told me to call the scheduler. So, which is it? At that point, it felt like everyone was dodging accountability. Two weeks later, I finally received the original policy--which we had agreed to. I accept that we violated the policy--but there are a million more professional and compassionate ways to address it, especially when the child in question is neurodivergent and trying to access critical therapy services. After a month of being bounced around, I found a voicemail from a man named Michael--maybe a regional director or owner? I called him back and cried on the phone explaining the trauma and hardship we've endured over the past year, only to be met with a few sympathetic words and...nothing. No follow-up. No support. No restoration of services. Just radio silence. Entire summer: wasted. No therapy, no resolution, no accountability. My daughter was punished for my scheduling mistake, and our entire family paid the price. SpeakEasy, if you truly value children and families, then treat them like partners--not problems. If you're going to make administrative decisions that affect a child's therapy, you must communicate them in a human, respectful, and compassionate way. You failed my daughter. You failed me. And your system failed itself. Parents: be cautious. If your child needs consistency, empathy, and professional care, this is not the place.

Finding the right speech therapist can feel overwhelming as a parent, especially when your child is…read moreon the autism spectrum. Then you meet someone like Ms. Maddy, and you're reminded that there are people who truly love what they do. From our very first conversation, Ms. Maddy over at the Henderson location was warm, welcoming, incredibly knowledgeable, and an outstanding communicator. Ms. Maddy explained everything clearly, listened attentively, reflected back what I shared so I knew she truly understood my daughter's needs, and answered every question with patience and confidence. That level of communication gave me immediate peace of mind. As a mother of a four year old autistic daughter, I know how exhausting the search for quality care can be. Ms. Maddy made the entire process feel effortless. Her professionalism, compassion, attention to detail, and prompt follow through were remarkable. You can hear the passion in Ms. Maddy's voice and tell that helping children communicate is more than a career. It is her calling. The entire team at Vibrant Therapy made a wonderful first impression. They are welcoming, compassionate, responsive, and genuinely invested in the children and families they serve. That kind of care is something every parent hopes to find. True to the name Vibrant Therapy, Ms. Maddy is helping children find their voice so they can communicate with confidence, build meaningful connections, and let their personalities shine. The name couldn't be more fitting. Vibrant Therapy doesn't just help children speak. It helps children be heard, understood, and celebrated. Thank you, Ms. Maddy, for being such a blessing to our family and to the many families whose lives you touch every day. From our very first conversation, Ms. Maddy was warm, welcoming, incredibly knowledgeable, and an outstanding communicator. Ms. Maddy explained everything clearly, listened attentively, reflected back what I shared so I knew she truly understood my daughter's needs, and answered every question with patience and confidence. That level of communication gave me immediate peace of mind. As a mother of a four year old autistic daughter, I know how exhausting the search for quality care can be. Ms. Maddy made the entire process feel effortless. Her professionalism, compassion, attention to detail, and prompt follow through were remarkable. You can hear the passion in Ms. Maddy's voice and tell that helping children communicate is more than a career. It is her calling. The entire team at Vibrant Therapy made a wonderful first impression. They are welcoming, compassionate, responsive, and genuinely invested in the children and families they serve. That kind of care is something every parent hopes to find. True to the name Vibrant Therapy, Ms. Maddy is helping children find their voice so they can communicate with confidence, build meaningful connections, and let their personalities shine. The name couldn't be more fitting. Vibrant Therapy doesn't just help children speak. It helps children be heard, understood, and celebrated. Thank you, Ms. Maddy, for being such a blessing to our family and to the many families whose lives you touch every day.

I wish my pediatrician would've told me about speech therapy, I had no idea that they do so much…read morefor children. They were able to confirm my suspicions about my son's tongue thrust, and open mouth breathing at night and we now know the best course of action to correct it. I couldn't be happier and I feel so validated.

Before we came to see Ms Makensie we were told by another speech therapist that our child could not…read morebe helped and needed surgery. Since starting at Talk of the Town we have seen wonderful progress with our childs "S" sounds, which have improved significantly if not completely. What was once a consistent challenge has become much clearer and more natural. This growth has not only strengthened communication skills but has also boosted our child's confidence. It is clear that this progress reflects Ms Makensie's patience, expertise, and ability to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment. We are truly grateful for the dedication and care shown each session. Please extend our heartfelt thanks and recognition for the meaningful impact made with our child.

HORRRRIBLEEEE talk to much and they rush u and if u have any concerns they say they have other…read moreclients they have to get to they dont offer xrays reffers or nothing just rush you out the door they just there for a check thats it

Maria and her team are amazing with my 2 year old. We have been through many therapists in the…read morepast, and they've all been very cookie cutter. I felt like we could get way more out of our therapy. I'm so happy we found The Speech House! My son receives speech/feeding, occupational, and physical therapies. We could not be happier. The therapists are exceptional at tailoring your child's therapy session to the child, and not just doing a cookie cutter session. My son LOVES going to therapy and LOVES his therapists. Everyone Maria hires lives up to her standards of being helpful, effective, genuine, compassionate and knowledgeable and we appreciate that. Thank you Speech House for seeing the able, not the label!

HORRIBLE STAFF & OWNER. THEY WILL SCREW YOUR CHILDREN OVER. RUN!!!!…read more Hi Lorrie, We have waived the fees for the evaluations because of the situation so you will not be financially responsible for the evaluations that were already conducted. When Colleen informed you that the boys are "good to go," she was referring to us having a script and having all paperwork completed. We are out of network and you know this information as you have received services with us in the past as well and you know we are out of network. INFORMATION FOR PARENTS: My son hadn't been at Speech House for a long time. The owner (Maria) took a 2-month break. We had a 7-year treatment history with her. After her request she rarely answered emails. I tried to start services again, she would say we could start soon, disappear again, and then lie about not getting emails. This was not only affecting my child, but incredibly disrespectful. I finally gave up. Over a year later the occupational therapist for BOTH my boys tells me she is transferring from her current company to Speech House in 2 months and transferring clients with her. She been our therapist for years. This is when I'm also told the owner (Maria) now has an army of office staff. I realize she's been spending her time creating a puppy mill business. This was her concern instead her clients. I'm also offered speech again with us moving over, but with a different therapist. For the next two month's the OT keeps telling me everything is "good to go" according to Speech House. We are asked to get referrals from our pediatrician and provided our insurance information. I'm never contacted further by the office. Then the day before the change my insurance calls to let me know this company is OUT of network THE SAME DAY authorization is sent by Speech House. Knowing this beforehand they said nothing. They waited until the day before the change to send this to our insurance! Later the owner (above) attempts to blame parents for not knowing who she is currently contract with for insurance. At the time when my insurance called, I immediately reached out to the Speech House. They casually offered to switch to "cash pay" for $600 monthly, like it's no big deal. I was placed in a horrible position. Do this or loose services. You can wait a year or more to replace lost therapy. I have two boys and two different therapies now at stake. But I had no choice but to decline cash paying. Only then did they offer to do a letter of agreement with my insurance so they would be paid as "in network. But they wanted me to do it for them. I stop my workday to spend hours dealing with the situation. Our insurance then advised I could not negotiate an agreement on behalf of Speech House. Plus, the current authorization must be canceled. A letter of agreement cannot be done if out of network service is authorized. I call Speech House again and provide this information to contact our carrier directly. I get an attitude as if I'm putting them out after putting me in this situation. An approval response is 10 days. I'm told they will handle this. Our OT then calls the office as well to follow up and was discouraged from being involved. Two weeks later I get an email telling me to approve the previous authorization again, which I remind them that's approving cash pay and a letter of agreement was to be requested. The next week I'm sent another email stating BOTH my children's spots for OT AND SPEECH were given away and have a nice day. I was shocked. The owner then explains they are not "obligated" to do a letter of agreement, but they will not send me a bill!!! Then I realize a letter of agreement was never requested with our insurance. They just kept pushing for an authorization to cash pay and then canceled my boys services instead. They also cannot legally send a bill when we NEVER had services with Speech house AND the speech therapist never saw my son. If you enjoy dealing with a company who is dishonest, rude, has no accountability for their actions, runs a puppy mill for money over children, dealing with the owner Maria who has no moral compass, being blamed for their negligence, or screwing over your special needs children for at least a year.... this is your place!!! Thank you for being so amazing Speech House!!!

The amount of care and attention the team puts into their families and clients- unmatched!…read more This woman and mom-owned business cares about families and the development of our littles.

We started with Theraplay back in May 2025 and have been super happy with everything offered. I was…read moreconcerned about the lack of words he had at 19 months old and was suggested by my pediatrician that I would be contacted by Early Interventions. They allowed me to choose who I wanted to go to. We had our initial assesment and started sessions for developmental specialist with Darius and Speech Therapy with Stacey. It is now August 2025 and my son has exploded with speaking and asking for things. It has been amazing and I have been pleasantly surprised. Highly recommended especially with the professionalism from everyone.