Speech-language, occupational, and physical therapy for children and adults. Over 40 licensed specialists, 8+ languages spoken, and a genuine commitment to helping your family move forward.
What We Offer
Every child and adult who walks through our door has a different story. Our team of speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and physical therapists works together to build a plan around your family's actual needs -- not a one-size-fits-all approach.
If your child struggles to be understood, has trouble putting sentences together, or is behind on talking milestones, we can help. We work with articulation, fluency, voice, and both receptive and expressive language.
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For kids who struggle with buttons, scissors, handwriting, or eating certain textures, OT can make a real difference. We also address sensory processing and gross motor coordination.
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Whether your baby has torticollis, your toddler is a late walker, or your child has a neuromuscular condition, our pediatric PTs help them build the strength and coordination they need.
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Tongue thrust, mouth breathing, swallowing difficulties, and tongue tie all affect how your child eats, speaks, and sleeps. We address the root cause so things actually improve.
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Reading shouldn't feel like a battle. This structured, multisensory method helps children with dyslexia and other reading difficulties build real confidence with letters, sounds, and spelling.
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Pelvic floor issues in children are more common than most parents realize, and they're nothing to be embarrassed about. We provide gentle, age-appropriate care that helps kids feel more comfortable and confident.
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After a stroke, brain injury, or illness, finding the right words can feel impossibly frustrating. We work with adults on aphasia, dysarthria, voice disorders, and cognitive-communication challenges to help you regain what matters most.
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Parents tell us they tried other places first. What keeps families here is pretty simple: our therapists are skilled, they genuinely care, and they communicate with you every step of the way.
We offer sessions in English, Spanish, Russian, French, Italian, Hebrew, Polish, and Farsi. Because therapy works best when your child -- and you -- can communicate naturally.
Our team includes SLPs, OTs, and PTs with advanced certifications. That depth means we can match your child with a therapist who has the right experience for their specific needs.
We see babies who need early intervention, school-age kids working on articulation or reading, and adults recovering from stroke or illness. Your whole family can be cared for under one roof.
We use methods that have solid clinical evidence behind them. You'll understand what we're doing and why, and we'll track progress so you can see what's working.
We start by listening -- to your concerns, your child's strengths, and what your family's daily life actually looks like. Then we build a plan that fits.
Julia Chernova, M.A., CCC-SLP, QOM, still treats patients and leads our clinical team. That hands-on involvement shapes everything about how we practice.
From Our Families
We don't take the trust families place in us lightly. Here's what some of them have shared.
“We had been to a few pediatric speech therapists and were finally happy with Julia Chernova at Speech Therapy Plus, LLC of Fair Lawn, NJ. She made our son feel comfortable.”
— Parent of Speech Therapy Client
“Jennifer has been working with my son for some time now...she has blown me away! Her dedication and expertise have made such a tremendous difference in his progress.”
— Parent of Therapy Client
“My husband started going to Julia due to problems he incurred due to an illness. I was very impressed with how she was able to correct those problems after just 2 visits.”
— Spouse of Adult Therapy Client
Common Questions
If you're wondering about something, there's a good chance other parents have asked the same thing.
Every child deserves
To Be Heard
If you've been wondering whether your child needs help, or if you're an adult dealing with communication challenges after an illness or injury, reach out. A conversation is a good place to start, and there's no pressure.