Tampa, Florida
Pediatric Speech Therapy in Tampa, Florida
Playful Paths provides mobile pediatric speech and language therapy to families throughout Tampa and surrounding Hillsborough County communities. Our therapists bring individualized, play-based therapy directly to children in their homes, schools, and daycares.
We support children with speech and language delays, articulation and phonological disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, AAC, autism-related communication needs, feeding difficulties, and more. One Playful Path At A Time!
Tampa families juggle a lot—and when your child has more complex communication needs, it can feel like you’re trying to solve a puzzle without all the pieces.
Maybe your child uses (or could benefit from) alternative communication. Maybe articulation is becoming more noticeable as they grow. Or maybe you just know they have more to say than they’re able to express.
That’s where we come in.
For families exploring new ways to communicate, tools like AAC can be life-changing—we break that down in What is AAC? and show what it looks like in real life in AAC in Action. And for older kids working through speech sounds, something like How to Help Your Child or Teen with the S Sound can offer simple ways to support progress at home.
In Tampa, we meet kids at every stage—because communication isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Mobile Speech Therapy That Comes to You
Getting your child to another appointment doesn't have to mean another drive across Tampa. Our therapists provide one-on-one speech therapy in homes, schools, and daycares, allowing children to work on communication skills in familiar environments.
Therapy is individualized around your child's goals, interests, and everyday routines so that the skills practiced during sessions can carry over into daily life.
Speech and Language Support for Tampa Families
We provide support in a wide range of services, from Apraxia of Speech, Fluency (Stuttering), Autism, Language Delays and Disorders, Phonological Disorders, Auditory-Verbal, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), Child Development and Delays, Social Communication Disorders, even Feeding therapy.
Check out our various blogs related to these services and topics to learn more.