Speech, Language & Dyslexia Specialists - Serving St. Louis families for over 25 Years

Speech Language Therapy

The speech-language pathologists at SLLS provide diagnostic and therapy services that can address a variety of speech language learning needs.

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Improving Articulation Skills

Discover why St. Louis families have chosen SLLS Speech, Language & Dyslexia Specialists for over 25 years.

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Improving Reading and Writing Skills

SLLS offers therapy services for reading and writing concerns, including those diagnosed with dyslexia and language-based learning disabilities.

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Social Communication

While exploring social communication, students are encouraged to increase their awareness and knowledge of social vocabulary / concepts, social expectations, and behaviors that lead to successful social experiences.

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SLLS Meridian Academy

Summer enrichment services are offered through our SLLS Meridian Academy which targets strategy instruction to enhance Vocabulary, Reading, and Writing Success!

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Pathways for Learning

For students who experience challenges in the regular classroom setting, the use of visual organizers can be a successful learning strategy.

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Welcome to Speech Language Learning Systems

Committed to the
Development of
the Whole Child

Speech Language Learning Systems Inc. (SLLS) is a private practice of licensed Speech-Language Pathologists and certified Dyslexia Specialists, dedicated to providing evaluation and therapy services for students early childhood through adolescents.

SLLS Services

In-Person and Telepractice Services Available

Screenings & Evaluations

Speech Language Therapy

Dyslexia Therapy

Social Communication

Learning Skills Development

Executive Function Coaching

SLLS Meridian Academy

Technology-based Programs

Our Certifications & Awards

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