Pediatric speech therapy in Granada Hills for babbles, first words, and beyond

Yes. We visit homes in Granada Hills. Video sessions are there for weeks when that is easier, and you can switch between the two any time.

Preschools, daycares, and schools are possible settings too. The order goes: your written consent, then the school's agreement, then a conversation between our team and the staff to settle the day and the room. An office evaluation is another option. On request, it can be held in private office space we use on Townsgate Road, Westlake Village. Mark December 1, 2026, too: that is when our clinic at 2535 Townsgate Road opens, with 8 treatment rooms.

Listening and understanding, using words and sentences, clear sounds, smooth speech, and talking with others.

A toddler with few words might start with language therapy and one-on-one parent coaching. Articulation therapy is for sounds that come out unclear. When planning the mouth movements for speech is hard, there is therapy for childhood apraxia of speech. We also work on stuttering and social communication. Myofunctional therapy targets tongue, lip, and jaw habits, and feeding therapy is available too.

At the Granada Hills Branch Library. In October 2026, Los Angeles Public Library event pages listed three afternoon reading times there, each running into late December.

On Mondays at 3:30 PM, until December 28, 2026, and on Wednesdays from 3 to 5 PM, until December 30, children could read with a STAR volunteer. The listings offered a free book after three readings with the volunteer. On Tuesdays from 3 to 4 PM, until December 29, kids could practice reading aloud to a trained therapy dog.

Its branch page lists Korean and Spanish language collections. Book Bundles To Go also appears on the branch's list of services.

The Los Angeles Public Library's children's page lists Tumblebooks, which it describes as animated, talking picture books in seven different languages. If your child hears more than one language at home, tell us which ones on the free call. We will be clear about what we can offer.

Yes. It takes your written consent plus a yes from the school.

Haskell Elementary STEAM Magnet, at 15850 Tulsa Street, serves kindergarten through grade 5. Patrick Henry Middle, on San Jose Street, serves grades 6 to 8. Both are public LAUSD schools.

Private speech therapy can add to what a school already gives. With your written okay, our team can stay in contact with the teachers.

When an evaluation is called for, it follows the free consultation by 3 business days or less. As of October 2026, home and video speech therapy start without any waiting list.

There is no need to wait for the written report. A first session could come 5 days after you call, at the soonest. Need the evaluation sooner? Just ask about a rush. The written report follows the evaluation within 14 business days. Inside are the findings, a recommendation, and a treatment plan if therapy is recommended.

See the pediatric speech evaluation in Granada Hills for how it works.

On the speech side, Nita Anavim, M.S., CCC-SLP, sees infants and toddlers as well as older kids and teens. She co-founded the practice.

Two routes: insurance through our partner Village, or private pay. Coverage depends on the plan.

Have TRICARE? Village can bill it. Have a PPO plan through one of several major insurers? Village can bill that too. Each visit through Village includes Village's own fee. Paying privately? You receive a superbill, which you can submit to your insurance company to ask about out-of-network benefits. Read how insurance through Village works, or look over your payment options.