Pediatric Speech & Myofunctional Therapy in South Jersey
Specialized therapy for children and teens with speech, language, feeding,, and orofacial myofunctional needs.
EAT PLAY LEARN
Located in Collingswood, NJ, Eat Play Learn serves children and families throughout South Jersey and the greater Philadelphia area.
Pediatric Speech & Myofunctional Therapy for children who…
Have difficulty producing speech sounds
Have tongue thrust
Mouth breathe
Have difficulty maintaining proper tongue posture
Have an open bite
Recently had an expander removed
Recently had braces removed
Have chewing or swallowing concerns
Have feeding difficulties
Need specialized pediatric speech therapy
Myofunctional Therapy & Orthodontic Care
Is your child getting braces or an expander?
Eat Play Learn provides pediatric myofunctional therapy before, during, and after orthodontic treatment. Therapy may address tongue thrust, tongue posture, mouth breathing, swallowing patterns, and other orofacial myofunctional concerns.
Eleanor Parks
Marketing DirectorEmmett Marsh
Monet Goode
FounderSales ManagerCollingswood, New Jersey
900 Haddon Avenue, Suite 312
Collingswood, New Jersey 08108
Serving families in Collingswood and throughout South Jersey, including Haddonfield, Haddon Township, Cherry Hill, and surrounding communities.
Meet our team
Molly Cervini
SPEECH PATHOLOGY
Lindsey Poole
SPEECH PATHOLOGY
Kelly Carino
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
TESTIMONIALS
“I can’t say enough about how skilled Molly is and what an advocate she is for her clients.”
— Lindsey, PARENT
“Molly Cervini is hands down the most naturally-gifted, kind, and just a really great person to entrust your child with.”
“Molly is just fabulous and warm and picked up on issues that everyone else ignored. We LOVE her!”
“Eat Play Learn is simply the best. My son is deaf and uses cochlear implants and while that was not in her wheelhouse, she pivoted and figured out how to work with him. He absolutely loves her and she makes speech so much fun.”
“Eat Play Learn is the best! We just love her. My son wasn’t saying anything and was super stubborn. Molly was quickly able to find out what motivated him and get him talking.”