Chit Chat Speech Therapy

Chit Chat Speech Therapy, located at 2920 S Rainbow Blvd, Suite 120, in Las Vegas, provides speech and language services for kids from birth through 18, with age brackets broken into four groups: 0 to 3, 4 to 6, 7 to 12, and 13 to 18. That level of detail in the age breakdown suggests a practice built to handle everything from early intervention with toddlers to older teens working on specific speech goals.

Programs listed include speech therapy, language therapy, feeding and swallowing therapy, autism spectrum disorder support, and early intervention programs. The practice describes its approach as play-based, family-centered, and built around individualized treatment plans, meaning sessions are designed around each child's specific needs rather than a single fixed curriculum for every patient.

Chit Chat is marked special needs friendly, with accommodations listed for language therapy, autism spectrum disorder support, early intervention, developmental delay programs, sensory processing therapy, feeding therapy, and swallowing therapy. That range covers both communication-specific needs and the broader developmental and sensory issues that often accompany them.

The practice is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on weekends, a standard weekday clinic schedule. Families whose only available time is evenings or weekends should call ahead to ask about any exceptions to that schedule. No pricing information is listed in this record, so families should contact the practice directly at (725) 290-2915 or visit chitchattherapylv.com to ask about session cost, insurance acceptance, and how to schedule an initial evaluation.

The practice operates year round, which fits ongoing speech and language treatment plans rather than a seasonal or school-year-only calendar. For a family with a toddler showing early speech delays, a school-age child working on articulation, or a teen with a specific language goal, this listing describes a therapy practice rather than a recreational or academic program, and new patients should expect an evaluation before regular sessions are scheduled.