Kid Talk’s Goal

Kid Talk is striving to be known by the families, schools and physicians we serve as caring, skilled professionals who are willing to go the “extra mile” to ensure our clients succeed with Kid Talk’s functional treatment approach. We know every child and every situation is unique, so we don’t rely solely on written reports. When appropriate, we also talk to physicians, teachers and others who may have valuable insight into a child’s particular needs. And when treatment is completed, we follow up to see how your child is doing.

Family Involvement

Nothing matches the thrill of seeing the child you love succeed. That’s why we strongly encourage parents and other caregivers to attend their child’s treatment sessions. In our experience, a child whose caregiver is 100% involved in their therapy progresses more rapidly than a child whose caregiver is not involved.

It is expected at Kid Talk that caregivers will attend most of their child’s treatment sessions in order to observe and demonstrate an understanding of what the therapist is asking them to do at home. When appropriate, caregivers are frequently given ideas or daily activities to complete on a daily basis at home.

Kid Talk

1772 Stieger Lake Lane
P.O. Box 34
Victoria, MN 55386
Phone: 952.443.9888
Fax: 952.443.9804

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  Specialized Services
  •  Fast ForWord
  • Interactive Metronome
  • Handwriting Without Tears
  • Sequential Oral Sensory Approach
  • Therapeutic Listening Program

 

 

Welcome

Kid Talk is a pediatric therapy center that is focused on developing, improving and enhancing the skills children need to lead quality lives. Kid Talk accomplishes this by creating a functional treatment plan that will generalize to the child's everyday life. Treatment is child-centered, functional and fun!

Kid Talk offers quality therapy services to children with a variety of disorders. Some of them include cerebral palsy, Fragile-X Syndrome , traumatic brain injury, autism, developmental delay, Down's Syndrome and ADHD/ADD.

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