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Speech & Language Therapy in Tempe & Scottsdale, AZ

Family-centered, child-led speech therapy rooted in connection and delivered where life happens: at home, online, and in the community.

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who we help

We support clients from toddlers through early adulthood. Whether your child is a toddler beginning to communicate or needing feeding support, or a teen navigating academic or social goals — we're here for every step. These stages are Flexible & Individualized AND are common starting points — not hard cutoffs. Needs often overlap between ages, and we tailor services to your child, not their birthday.

  • feeding, first words, play-based connection

  • early language, pre-literacy, social communication

  • articulation, fluency/stuttering, AAC, classroom communication

  • executive functioning, self-advocacy, transition support

  • coaching, home routines, advocacy and support

Ready to start your

Speech & language journey?

Ready to start your

Speech & language journey?

one

Initial Consultation

Contact us to schedule a FREE 15–20 minute in-person screening.
We’ll meet your child, do a quick informal assessment, and talk through what you’re seeing at home.

two

Evaluation

Next, we’ll schedule a free screener or consultation. We can hop on a quick video call or meet you in your home to get to know your child, talk through daily routines, and answer your questions. This helps us decide whether a full evaluation makes sense.

three

Ongoing Therapy + Support

Therapy sessions are offered in 30 or 60 minute visits, based on your child’s needs. We keep sessions play-based and child-led, with a quick parent check-in each visit. Between sessions, you can always reach out with questions or updates—we’re here for you.

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Why we offer in-home

& on-site speech therapy

At Social House Therapy, we focus on in-home and on-site speech therapy—including sessions at your child’s ABA center, childcare, or preschool—because it supports the kind of progress that matters most: communication that works in real life.

  • We teach skills in the places your child actually communicates—during play, routines, transitions, and everyday moments—so new language is easier to use outside of therapy.

  • In-home sessions make it simple for parents/caregivers to observe, participate, and learn strategies to use all week. In ABA and childcare settings, we can collaborate with the team so everyone is supporting shared communication goals consistently.

  • Removing the commute reduces stress and scheduling barriers, which often leads to fewer missed sessions and steadier progress.

  • When we can see the real environment, we can coach strategies that fit your child’s routines and help in the moments you actually need them.

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  • “Madison has worked with both of my daughters and words cannot express how much both of my girls have thrived under her care and guidance. Madison has such a special way and calming presence about her that supports the growth and development of every person with whom she is working. One of my daughters has a very difficult time voicing her emotions and navigating social situations and Madison has been able to help her increase her speech skills and others are able to understand her. I can honestly say that both of my daughters would not be where they are today without Madison and if I could give 10 stars, I would!”

    Briana D.

  • “Madison was very patient with my son who is on the Autism spectrum. It can be difficult to hold his attention, but she incorporated his interest's into his teletherapy session's, so he enjoyed and looked forward to each new session with her. As a family, it wasn't long before we all noticed the improvement in his communication skills, which was quite a joy to experience. Madison stayed focused on our goals for him, was very communicative , and also flexible, which I really appreciated. We had such a great experience with her during the time she was working with our son. We defenitely recommend Madison and Social House Therapy.”

    Julie B.

  • “Madison worked with my son and was SO kind, patient and knowledgeable. Always listening to his needs as well as my concerns and making sure we were always aware of his goals and progress towards them. Speech can be stressful, but my son looked forward to his sessions! I would highly recommend this company.”

    Sabrina M.

  • "Madison has worked with my son for two years. She is so patient and kind and really knows how to connect with her students. He came to her with a stutter and will often remind me of the language he uses with her in class. She teaches her students how to be confident with their language and is so positive! As a parent, we love to see our son be confident about his speech, and Maddison helps us support him throughout this process."

    Cynthia L.

when you’re ready

contact us.

Tell us a bit about your child and what you’re noticing. We’ll review your message and follow up with next steps, options, and space for questions.

Email: info@socialhousetherapy.com
Call: (480) 490-4812
text: (480) 490-4812

  • That’s okay—many people start with the same question. If you’re unsure, reach out and we’ll talk through your concerns. We are happy to schedule a free screener or consultation. After that an evaluation will help determine whether therapy is recommended, or if monitoring and home strategies may be a better first step.

  • We use 30-minute sessions to support focus, avoid fatigue, and maximize therapeutic progress. extended sessions can be discussed after fully evaluating if longer sessions would be beneficial.

  • We’re not in-network with insurance, but we’re happy to provide documentation called a Superbill to submit to your insurance provider. Some insurance companies will accept Superbills for in-network reimbursement, but it does vary on a plan-by-plan basis.

  • Yes—family and caregivers are welcome to participate. Involvement outside of sessions helps strengthen progress and carryover into everyday life.

  • Yes—with written permission, we can collaborate with schools, healthcare providers, and support teams to align goals and promote carryover across settings.

  • At Social House Therapy, we believe communication begins with connection. Connection isn’t just the first step—it’s the foundation for confident, meaningful communication and lasting growth. Our approach is relationship-first, neurodiversity-affirming, and strengths-based, so each session feels safe, collaborative, and responsive to every client’s unique needs. We partner closely with families and provide practical strategies that can be used at home, online, and in the community, ensuring that progress carries over into everyday life. Check out our about us page to learn more!

  • Your child will work with Madison Jeffery, CCC-SLP, founder of Social House Therapy. Madison believes progress starts with feeling seen and blends play, patience, and practical coaching so families notice more your-child-started-it moments and fewer guessing games in daily routines.

    Learn more about Madison on our About Us page.

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