Helping kids find their voice, so they can share their world.

-Amanda Bhanote, MA, CCC-SLP, Owner

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Our Mission

Speaking Grace is a locally owned speech therapy practice committed to helping every communicator feel confident and understood.

We honor all forms of communication—spoken words, ASL, gestures, body language, pictures, and speech‑generating devices—because everyone deserves a voice that fits who they are.

For children and adults who benefit from AAC, we partner with PRC‑Saltillo to provide trusted, expert device evaluations that support long‑term success.

Why are we unique?

At Speaking Grace, we look at the whole child—who they are, how they learn, and what makes them shine. This helps us step in exactly where support is needed.

We create a personalized therapy plan by learning about your child’s routines, favorite activities, and life at home and in the community. That way, every skill we teach fits naturally into their day.

We work closely with families so new communication skills don’t just happen in sessions—they grow at home, during play, and in everyday interactions.

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