EMPOWERING CHILDREN &THEIR FAMILIES
Pediatric Speech & Feeding Therapy
At Words Matter, our mission is to empower every child with the ability to communicate and thrive. Specializing in speech-language and feeding therapy for infants and children, we're dedicated to creating a nurturing environment where progress is celebrated and families feel valued and understood.
ABOUT
Meet the Therapist
Lopa Mehta, M.S. CCC-SLP
Lead Speech Therapist & Feeding Specialist
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Undergraduate Education
University of Texas at Austin
Bachelors of Science in Communications Sciences in Disorders (SLP and Deaf Education)
Graduate Education
Rush University
Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
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SERVICES
Individualized Therapy Sessions
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Free Consultation
Book A FREE Consultation
Is your child struggling with communicating clearly? Do they have difficulty with milk feeds or eating a wide range of foods and textures? Early support can make all the difference!
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Book your no-obligation 15-minute consultation today to learn how we can help your child thrive in communication and mealtime comfort.
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TESTIMONIALS
What Parents Say
Puja B.
"Lopa has been an invaluable resource for our family! In addition to being able to quickly identify what the actual causes of our concerns are, she was a great educator to us as the parents. She is extremely compassionate, personable, and goes out of her way to help our child, and make sure we really understand what we can do to help our kiddo."
Jen S.
"As a parent, navigating your child's eating or communication challenges can be incredibly stressful. Lopa’s support has significantly alleviated that mental burden for me, allowing me to feel more confident and less stressed about my child's progress. Her dedication and skill have made a meaningful difference in our lives, and I am profoundly grateful for her invaluable assistance."
Isha S.
"I had a lot of anxiety around feeding/choking & Lopa was able to problem solve & explain exactly what to try in an easy to understand manner. She gave me the peace of mind I needed as a new mom in the world of feeding."