Speech Therapy

Early Intervention: Act Now, Don’t Wait!

By AASL • January 5th

Did you know that the first three years of a child’s life are considered the most crucial times for early... View Article

Benefits of using Music in Therapy

By AASL • January 5th

Music is defined as “vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of... View Article

Reading Support Activities for Children with Dyslexia

By AASL • October 18th

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month! Dyslexia is a neurological condition which makes it difficult for a person to read, write... View Article

All About Stuttering

By AASL • October 18th

October 22nd is International Stuttering Awareness Day! There are so many misconceptions and myths surrounding stuttering, many that we come... View Article

Debunking Common Myths About AAC

By AASL • September 15th

AAC, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication, is any form of communication, besides oral speech, which allows a person to communicate.... View Article

Media We Are ALL ABOUT at AASL

By AASL • March 23rd

While you’ll hear us push for story time or imaginative play as ways to engage with your child, we understand that life happens and the TV/tablet/etc. is going to get turned on for our littles. Here are recommendations of a few options that are better quality options for building your child’s communication skills:

Why Hearing Loss Impacts Speech Therapy?

By AASL • February 15th

Did you know that about 2 to 3 out of 1000 children born in the United States have some detectable... View Article

AASL’s Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide

By AASL • November 29th

Have you been wondering what to get your child or teen for the holidays that will nurture their development and... View Article

How Occupational and Speech Therapy can Assist Children with the Diagnosis of 22q

By AASL • November 9th

22q deletion syndrome is believed to be the second most common genetic disorder behind Down’s Syndrome. Here at AASL we are privileged to work with some amazing kids with 22q Syndrome. So, let’s talk about what 22q Syndrome is and what activities occupational and speech therapy work on with our awesome kids.

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Contact Info:

Phone: 813-616-4004
Fax: 813-330-7967

South Tampa Office:
324 N. Dale Mabry Hwy Suite 201
Tampa, FL 33609

South Tampa:
We are located at the intersection of Gray Street and Dale Mabry, about a block north of Kennedy and a block south of the I-275 overpass and Dale Mabry. We are across the street from Wawa.

Brandon Office:
1452 Bloomingdale Avenue
Valrico, Florida 33596

Brandon:
We are located next to Bloomingdale High School in the adjacent Bloomingdale Professional Center business park. (When driving East on Bloomingdale Ave., if you have gone past the high school, you have gone too far and need to make a u-turn at Cade Ln). Dominos Pizza is a landmark business as part of the Bloomingdale Professional Center; turn in and follow the main entrance road to a secondary business complex of all red brick buildings with white columns (see pictures of our building in the marketing email we have shared). We are all the way at the very back of the complex where the entrance road dead ends. You can park in the open parking lot in front and adjacent to our office entrance.

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