Discover. Nurture. Flourish.

We discover each client’s unique strengths, communication profile, and everyday needs. We nurture growth through individualized, evidence-informed speech-language therapy and practical support. Through meaningful practice, clients build skills that help them flourish at home, in school, at work, and in relationships.

Early Speech and Language

Every first word, gesture, shared glance, and playful exchange is part of a child’s communication story. Through play-based therapy and caregiver collaboration, we nurture early speech and language skills while helping families create everyday moments that invite communication to grow.

First words, phrases, and early sentences
Understanding language and following directions
Speech-sound development
Play, joint attention, and early interaction
Parent strategies for home routines

Executive Function and ADHD Coaching

Attention and executive function are not about trying harder; they are about having the right supports to pause, plan, shift, and follow through. We help children and adults understand their unique cognitive profile, build practical systems, and develop strategies to help them thrive.

Sustained attention, processing, and working memory
Planning, prioritizing, and task initiation
Organization, time management, and follow-through
Flexible thinking, problem-solving, and emotional regulation
Routines that fit you — not the other way around

Swallowing and Feeding Support

Eating and drinking are central to nourishment, comfort, and daily life. We provide individualized support for children and adults with feeding or swallowing concerns, helping meals feel safer, easier, and more comfortable.

Chewing and oral-motor coordination
Food and liquid texture concerns
Swallowing strategies and safety
Pediatric feeding and adult dysphagia support

Language, Learning, and Literacy

Some children have bright ideas that move faster than the words available to express them. We help children organize thoughts, understand complex language, and build the reading, writing, and self-advocacy skills that allow their ideas to take flight.

Expressive and receptive language
Grammar, vocabulary, and sentence formulation
Storytelling and organizing ideas
Reading comprehension and written expression
Academic language and classroom participation

Fluency

Every person deserves room to speak at their own pace. Fluency therapy creates space for children and teens to understand their speech, reduce struggle when desired, build communication confidence, and participate more fully without shame or pressure to sound a certain way.

Speech tension, struggle, and communication avoidance
Fast, disorganized, or difficult-to-follow speech
Speaking confidence in school, social, and professional settings
Self-advocacy and identity-affirming support
Tools for high-pressure speaking moments

Who we are.

Shreya Chaturvedi, is a passionate healthcare administrator, clinical educator, and speech-language pathologist. She has focused over a decade in studying and implementing evidence-based and client-centered practice. Shreya began her career as a researcher, studying the effects of speech-language intervention on neural rehabilitation. She has extensive clinical experience across the healthcare continuum, yielding an innovative approach to management and service delivery. Shreya improved speech-language and interdisciplinary care at multiple organizations in the tri-state area, including Paramount Healthcare, Hackensack University Medical Center, and St. Joseph’s University Medical Center. At the center of her practice, she advocates for and empowers her patients and clients with the tools to accomplish their goals.

Shreya was awarded the ASHA Distinguished Early Career Professional Award in 2023 for her leadership, skills, and innovation in the field. She graduated from Boston University with a Master's in Speech-Language Pathology and a Bachelor’s from the George Washington University with a double major in Cognitive Neuroscience and Speech and Hearing Science. She is a Clinical Professor at Widener University.

Why Us

At Veda, we are inspired by hummingbirds. Smaller is better.

We move with agility.

Hummingbirds fly forward, backward, and upside down.

We adjust therapy as needs change, whether you are navigating a new diagnosis, a school transition, a demanding job, changing family routines, recovery from illness, or a goal that becomes clearer over time. Your plan is individualized, practical, and responsive, not a one-size-fits-all program.

We see more.

Hummingbirds fly low and pollinate more.

We look at speech and language alongside attention, executive function, emotional regulation, sensory needs, relationships, learning, culture, identity, family life, and the demands of school and work. This helps us identify both strengths and barriers early, so therapy can target what will make the greatest difference in daily life.

We’re in it for the long haul.

Hummingbirds take long journeys. We build lasting relationships with our clients.

We build relationships with clients and families, collaborate with caregivers and other providers, and create strategies that travel beyond the therapy room. The goal is not a quick fix or a perfect performance — it is durable skill, greater confidence, and more freedom to participate at home, in school, at work, and in the wider world.