Pediatric Speech & Language Therapy
Coming soon
to Warner Robins & Middle Georgia
Now accepting interest for our waitlist
Individualized speech and language therapy focused on your child’s strengths, interests, and real-life communication skills.
Supporting Communication in
Early Childhood
Individualized speech and language therapy focused on your child’s strengths, interests, and real-life communication skills.
Late Talkers
For children who are using fewer words than families hoped for. Therapy builds on connection, play, and the words that matter in daily life.
Speech Sound Development
For children who are hard to understand. Speech sounds are practiced in ways that can show up in real conversations.
Receptive & Expressive Language
Support for understanding others and for sharing ideas, wants, and feelings in a way that fits your child.
Social Communication
Help with the back-and-forth of interaction — play, connection, and communicating with family and other children.
Communication & AAC Support
For children who communicate with pictures, devices, gestures, or other tools, alongside speech when speech is part of their path.
Parent Coaching & Strategies for Home
Practical ideas you can use during meals, play, and routines, so support doesn’t stop when a session ends.
A small practice,
on purpose
Communication Footprints is a small pediatric private practice preparing to offer individualized, play-based, and family-centered speech and language therapy.
Care is meant to feel personal — not like a large therapy center. Sessions will follow your child’s strengths and interests, with a focus on communication that matters in everyday life.
- Individualized care
- Play-based therapy
- Functional, everyday communication
- Your child’s strengths and interests
- Family involvement
- Practical strategies you can use outside therapy
Why “Communication Footprints”?
Every child communicates in their own way. Communication Footprints was created to support each child’s unique path toward stronger, more confident communication.
Meet your speech therapist
Lashawn Farmer,
MA, CCC-SLP
Founder & Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist
Lashawn Farmer is a licensed pediatric speech-language pathologist with experience supporting young children with speech, language, social communication, and AAC needs.
Her approach to therapy is individualized, play-based, and centered around each child’s strengths, interests, and everyday communication.
Lashawn believes parents and caregivers are an important part of the therapy process. Her goal is not only to support children during therapy, but also to help families understand and use practical communication strategies during everyday routines at home and in the community.
Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Lashawn studied at Ball State University and Cleveland State University. She has worked in outpatient, ABA, and school-based settings, with a special interest in supporting children with autism and receptive and expressive language disorders.
Join the Communication Footprints Waitlist
We’re currently preparing to open and are accepting interest from families for upcoming appointments. Join the waitlist to be contacted as appointment availability becomes available.
You’re on the waitlist!
Thank you for your interest in Communication Footprints. We’ll reach out as appointment availability opens up. Joining the waitlist does not guarantee an appointment.
Questions families ask
Is Communication Footprints currently open?
Communication Footprints is coming soon. Families can currently join the waitlist for upcoming appointment availability.
Where will services be offered?
Communication Footprints will serve families in Warner Robins and the Middle Georgia area. Additional location details will be announced closer to opening.
What ages do you work with?
Communication Footprints primarily focuses on young children and early childhood communication development.
What concerns can Communication Footprints help with?
Services will include support for late talkers, speech sound development, receptive and expressive language, social communication, AAC and other communication supports, and parent/caregiver coaching.
Do you accept insurance?
Communication Footprints is currently a private-pay practice and is not billing insurance at this time.
How does the waitlist work?
Families can submit the interest form now. As the practice prepares to open and appointments become available, Communication Footprints will contact families regarding next steps. Joining the waitlist does not guarantee an appointment.
Ready to Take
the First Step?
Communication starts differently for every child. If you have concerns about your child’s speech, language or communication development, we’d love to hear from you.
Join our waitlistServing
Warner Robins & Middle Georgia area
Private pay only
We do not accept insurance at this time.