Pediatric Therapists in Auburn University, AL
Last updated: April 17, 2026
Browse 4 NPI-registered pediatric therapy providers in Auburn University. Find speech, OT, PT, and ABA therapists for your child.
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4 Therapists in Auburn University
Augusta Burrus
Auburn University, AL
Speech-Language Pathology provider in Auburn University, AL
334-844-9600
Dallin Bailey
Auburn University, AL
Speech-Language Pathology provider in Auburn University, AL
334-844-4498
Elizabeth Jones
Auburn University, AL
Speech-Language Pathology provider in Auburn University, AL
334-844-9600
Lydia Matthews
Auburn University, AL
Speech-Language Pathology provider in Auburn University, AL
334-844-9600
Pediatric therapy in Auburn University at a glance
- 4 NPI-registered pediatric therapy providers list a Auburn University address.
- 4 offer speech therapy
- Most common listed credentials: MCD CCC SLP (1), MS CCC SLP (1), PHD, CCC-SLP (1).
- No practice here has claimed its listing yet, so details come from the federal NPPES registry.
Source: FindKidTherapy listings built from the CMS NPPES registry, last updated April 17, 2026.
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Finding Pediatric Therapy in Auburn University, Alabama
FindKidTherapy makes it easy to find trusted pediatric therapists in Auburn University, AL. All providers are listed in the National Provider Identifier (NPI) registry.
Types of pediatric therapy available in Auburn University
Speech Therapy
→Speech-language pathologists help children with communication challenges including speech delays, language disorders, stuttering, and articulation difficulties.
Occupational Therapy
→Occupational therapists help children develop fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care abilities, and the skills needed for daily activities and school.
Physical Therapy
→Pediatric physical therapists help children improve gross motor skills, balance, coordination, strength, and mobility.
ABA Therapy
→Applied Behavior Analysis therapists work with children on the autism spectrum to develop communication, social, and behavioral skills.
Feeding Therapy
→Feeding therapists help children overcome challenges with eating, swallowing, and food aversions, often working alongside speech and occupational therapists.
Sensory Integration
→Sensory integration therapy helps children who struggle with processing sensory information, including touch, sound, movement, and visual input.
Helpful Resources for Parents
Whether you're in Auburn University or anywhere else, these in-depth guides answer the most common pediatric therapy questions.
ABA Therapy: A Complete Parent's Guide
ABA therapy basics, choosing a BCBA, insurance coverage.
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Therapy for Autism: A Parent's Roadmap
What therapies, when, and how to combine them — autism diagnosis through adolescence.
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Early Intervention (Birth to 3): A Parent's Complete Guide
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Finding the Right Pediatric Therapist for Your Child: A Parent's Complete Guide
How to choose the right pediatric therapist for your child.
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Pediatric Feeding Therapy: A Parent's Complete Guide
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Pediatric Occupational Therapy: What Parents Need to Know
OT for fine motor, sensory, handwriting, daily living.
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Pediatric Physical Therapy: A Complete Parent's Guide
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Pediatric Speech Therapy: A Complete Parent's Guide
Speech delays, articulation, late talkers — what speech therapy covers.
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