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Alicia Kokemor Rossow is a speech pathologist, and the owner of Advanced Pediatric Therapy, or APT, in Round Rock, Texas. APT launched new summer social skills training groups for language disordered children in June 2014. Alicia Kokemor Rossow says that the APT approach to speech therapy is family centered, and involves the parents as much as possible. This, she says, ensures the best possible outcome for the child.
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Alicia Kokemor Rossow: Speech and Language Pathologist Alicia Kokemor Rossow is a licensed speech and language pathologist in Round Rock, Texas. She is the owner of Advanced Pediatric Therapy. Alicia Kokemor Rossow has a Master of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin and is licensed to practice in the State of Texas. In her private practice, she treats children with Autism, Down's syndrome, Fluency, Articulation, and language disorders.
Alicia Kokemor Rossow: Advanced Pediatric Therapy Alicia Kokemor Rossow is the owner of Advanced Pediatric Therapy in Round Rock, Texas. As a licensed speech and language pathologist she provides children with a range of intensive speech therapy services. Alicia Kokemor Rossow says the therapists at Advance Pediatric Therapy exceed the yearly American Speech and Hearing Association requirements for continuing education. She is the mother of two twin girls.
Alicia Kokemor Rossow: Intensive Speech Therapy Alicia Kokemor Rossow provides one-on-one, intensive speech therapy services for young people between the ages of fourteen months and seventeen years. She is a licensed speech and language pathologist who lives and works in Round Rock, Texas. Alicia Kokemor Rossow is also a member of the American Speech and Hearing Association. She is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin.
Alicia Kokemor Rossow: The Best Possible Outcome Alicia Kokemor Rossow is a speech pathologist, and the owner of Advanced Pediatric Therapy, or APT, in Round Rock, Texas. APT launched new summer social skills training groups for language disordered children in June 2014. Alicia Kokemor Rossow says that the APT approach to speech therapy is family centered, and involves the parents as much as possible. This, she says, ensures the best possible outcome for the child.
