H Hansen Home Speech Pediatric Speech Therapy · Eagle Mountain, UT
Now taking new families in Eagle Mountain

Helping little voices find their words — right at home.

A warm, home-based pediatric speech therapy practice for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. We meet your child where they are — through play, coaching, and a little bit of magic.

Request a free consult Call or text (661) 904-8811
Families across Eagle Mountain trust us with their little ones.
The Hansen family — parents with their three young children on a couch, warm and connected.
Home-based · play-led
Free first consult The first conversation is always free. Early questions are worth asking.
What we do

Therapy that meets your child where they are

Every plan starts with listening — to you and to your child. These are the areas families come to us for most.

Play-led. Parent-partnered. Backed by real training.

We build sessions around what your child already loves — sensory bins, silly voices, favorite books — and hand you tiny routines you can repeat between visits.

Start with a chat
Smiling baby lying on a soft blanket, from a 0–3 month milestone series.
Ages 0–3

Early intervention

First words, gestures, and back-and-forth babble. We track real milestones — like signs, sound effects, and word approximations that count as first words — and coach you between visits.

Speech therapy sensory bin with gold coins, tongs, and picture word cards.
Playful practice

Articulation & phonology

Playful, structured practice for tricky sound patterns — like fronting, when “come” becomes “tome.” Sensory bins and games keep kids engaged while the reps add up.

Baby in a high chair exploring food during a feeding session.
Specialty

Feeding & myofunctional

Specialized support for jaw strength, breathing, cup drinking, and safe mealtimes — informed by Baby Jaws & Breathing “Nose to Toes” training. Breathe, function, thrive.

Colorful speech homework packets with articulation picture cards on a table.
For parents

Parent coaching & home practice

You’re the biggest part of your child’s progress. Take-home packets and simple routines — even five minutes after brushing teeth — keep skills growing between sessions.

Valentine’s themed speech activity with candy hearts, a toy mailbox, and practice cards.
Seasonal & fun

Themed sessions

Holiday and seasonal activities woven into targeted goals. Kids stay excited to come back — and skills transfer to real life more easily when practice feels like a game.

Two young children laughing on a soft blanket with the words Get On Their Level.
Family-first

“Get on their level”

The best speech gains happen face-to-face at eye level, with sing-song intonation to hold attention. We teach families the small posture shifts that unlock big responses.

The Hansen Home Speech therapist smiling in her home therapy room, holding her newborn.
Happy baby in a striped romper and yellow headband smiling on a couch.
Baby Jaws and Breathing Nose to Toes — Trained Speech-Language Pathologist badge.
Meet your SLP

A licensed therapist — and a mom of three.

Hi, I’m the SLP behind Hansen Home Speech. I built this practice out of my own home so families get calm, unhurried sessions in a space that feels like play — not a clinic. When your child walks in, they meet someone who has watched three of her own kids learn to talk.

  • Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist ASHA-certified, Utah-licensed, and continuing-ed active every year.
  • Baby Jaws & Breathing — Nose to Toes trained Specialized certification in jaw, tongue, and breathing coordination for feeding.
  • Home-based & sibling-friendly Sessions in our warm home studio in Eagle Mountain — siblings welcome to tag along.
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Common questions

Good questions from great parents

If your question isn’t here, just call or text — we love the little ones and we love talking about them.

What does a first visit look like?
We start with a phone or text conversation — totally free — to hear what you’re seeing at home. If it feels like a fit, we schedule a play-based screening in our home studio. You’ll leave with clear next steps, either way.
My child is barely talking. Is it too early to reach out?
Never. Early conversations are always worth having. First words include signs, sound effects, and word approximations — not just perfectly pronounced words — so there’s usually more happening than parents realize. If you’re wondering, please ask.
What ages do you work with?
Birth through preschool is our sweet spot. We specialize in early intervention (0–3), articulation and phonology for toddlers and preschoolers, and feeding & myofunctional therapy across all our little-kid ages.
Do siblings need to stay in the car?
Not at all. Our practice is home-based and sibling-friendly — older brothers and sisters are welcome to hang out, and we often fold them into a game or two.
How do I know if my child needs feeding therapy?
If mealtimes feel stressful, if drinking from a cup is tough, if you’re seeing tongue-tie or tongue-thrust concerns, or if a pediatrician has mentioned jaw/breathing coordination — let’s chat. Baby Jaws & Breathing training informs how we approach these cases.
Do you take insurance?
We’re a private-pay practice and provide a superbill you can submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement. Reach out and we’ll walk you through the details for your specific plan.
Let’s talk

Request a free consultation

The first conversation is always free, and early questions are always worth asking. We’ll get back to you within one business day.

Thanks — we got it! ❤

We’ll be in touch within one business day. If it’s urgent, text us at (661) 904-8811.