Many families are concerned about their child’s development. We provide individualized, comprehensive care to children to promote the development of skills and relationships that last a lifetime.
Discover everything MTS Kids has to offer in our detailed “Learn More” section. Here, you’ll find a wealth of information about how we support each child’s unique pediatric therapy journey. From the environments we create to the resources and services we provide, learn how we guide children toward achieving meaningful milestones, all within a nurturing and supportive community.
Pediatric speech therapists, or speech-language pathologists, provide evaluation and treatment to children who are experiencing speech, language, or feeding disorders due to a developmental delay, motor delay, or injury.
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children succeed at the “jobs” of childhood, including self-care, play, school performance, and social interactions. Occupational therapy can help kids with various needs improve their cognitive, physical, sensory, and motor skills as well as enhance their self-esteem and sense of accomplishment.
ABA therapy applies treatment strategies to increase skills in core areas including speech and language, social, play, and daily living skills. In addition, through through a functional behavior assessment and creation of a behavior intervention plan, ABA helps to shape and change problem behaviors and provide the child and parent with tools for successful participation in home, school, and community activities.
Struggling to staff speech therapy positions in your school or daycare? Whether your speech team has long-term vacancies, maternity leaves, knee-surgeries or medical leaves, we are available to fill the gaps. Our team of Enrich, EasyIEP and PCG-trained SLPs is ready to serve your school district’s full-time, part-time and temporary staffing positions. As a locally owned and operated speech provider in the Upstate of South Carolina, we are only a phone call or short drive away.
When you contact McCulloh Therapeutic Solutions our team of experienced Speech-Language Pathologists will discuss your specific individual speech language or feeding therapy needs.
Fill out our brief, secure inquiry form. This information helps our team understand how we can best serve you.
One of our dedicated team members will contact you within 1 day to discuss services, insurance benefits, and your family’s needs.
We’ll review and confirm your insurance benefits, gather some paperwork, and provide you with an estimated cost of services.
We’ll schedule a date for your child’s first assessment with one of our clinicians. Afterwards, we’ll meet to discuss recommendations and your child’s treatment start date.
We will welcome your child to our fun, supportive, and engaging environment where our staff will provide 1-on-1 care, celebrating and building upon your child’s strengths to succeed in the home, school, and community.
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MTS accepts many forms of speech coverage, including SC Medicaid, SC BabyNet, Private Pay, Health Savings Accounts, Private Insurance, and Tricare. Call us to learn more about your speech coverage.
MTS has two private clinics, one off The Parkway in Greer and one on Spartanburg’s Westside. We also provide speech therapy services at most daycares, preschools, and private schools across Spartanburg and Greenville counties. In addition, we provide in-home therapy for children that are unable to come to a clinic or school.
As trained speech-language pathologists, we re-evaluate your child’s needs every 3 months. At that time, you and your therapist update your child’s goals together and look at progress. The length of therapy also depends on the severity of the problem and the rate of progress made in the therapy sessions and during reinforcement at home and in the community.
Early speech and language development are very important to a child’s academic success. Children who reach developmental language milestones earlier are more likely to do better academically later in life.
This does not mean that a child who shows some delay in developing language will not be successful in school. In fact, children with language delays can “catch up” to their peers if (1) they are identified before kindergarten, and (2) they receive needed treatment from a Speech-Language Pathologist starting immediately after they are identified.
Red flags” for speech and language development are signs that a child might not be developing like his/her peers.
Some “red flags,” for speech or language delay include:
Trust your instincts! Most of the time, a caretaker’s instincts about their child are absolutely right! It is not helpful to ignore those instincts. Others may say that the child will simply “outgrow” a speech or language delay. While this could be true, it is impossible to know which children will outgrow their delay and which will need support from speech-language therapist to help them academically or socially.
If a child needs help with his/her speech or language, it is important to get that help as early as possible.
MTS offers complementary speech and language screenings to take the guesswork out of the concern. Contact our office to schedule.
At MTS Kids, we’re dedicated to nurturing your child’s potential through engaging, hands-on learning experiences. Discover how our innovative approach sets the foundation for a lifetime of success.
