Speech Tactics 8848 Red Oak Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28217

"The addition of psych services to the practice has really just set it a part from any other. It’s truly a one-stop shop for ALL kids and to get to see my baby thrive puts my momma heart at ease. Thank you for loving and helping our kids."

"Thus far, we have had approximately 3 weeks and six sessions. Our daughter has made tremendous progress weekly. Putting multiple words together"

"I have been taking my son for a few weeks now and have seen significant grow in his vocabulary. The staff has always been nice and understanding of my needs and expectations. There's teamwork between me and his therapist."

"Absolutely one of the best clinics in the Charlotte area! The welcoming atmosphere when you walk in says it all! The therapist love my child and it’s just awesome how many are bilingual and knowledgeable!! My child has really made great progress!! He immediately knows when it is therapy time by the way we get there! They offer extra activities out of the regular hours like gym time to play with other kids and even though I always forget to go I love that it’s offered!! Sandra Jairo and Yvonne are always laughing smiling and super loving to the kids!"

"This review is revised after over a year of services twice a week. I don’t like to change facilities; but sometimes change is necessary after you have exhausted every option and no accommodations were made I even changed schedules once. The management and therapist are friendly; but it was lacking structure in regards to plan of action for the child, progress and approaches that could be practiced at home. I like to sit in sessions and view approaches it always helps the parent and the child and at this facility you drop your child off and wait until the session is completed. Lastly we were in need of a therapist with lots of experience to handle different approaches to accommodate the needs of our child and it was not fulfilled here. Speech therapy is so important especially during the young years and the parent as well as the speech therapist should be working together as a team to reach goals."