Christina Skuburdis, LLC

Christina Skuburdis, LLC is a speech therapist in Stamford, Connecticut, offering specialized care for individuals of all ages with oral-motor, feeding, speech, language, and sensory challenges. With over 18 years of professional experience and more than 14 years in private practice, she focuses on children and adults with conditions including childhood apraxia of speech, dysarthria, autism spectrum disorders, feeding difficulties, myofunctional disorders, and voice issues. Her services include evaluations, individualized therapy plans, and treatment for complex cases where traditional approaches have not succeeded. She serves clients across Stamford and surrounding areas, and her practice is licensed in both Connecticut and New York. The business holds a 4.70 rating based on three verified reviews, reflecting strong client satisfaction.

Christina Skuburdis, M.S., CCC/SLP, is a certified speech-language pathologist with advanced training in PROMPT, orofacial myology, sensory integration, and feeding therapy. Her approach emphasizes a muscle-based method to address underlying physical and neurological factors affecting speech, swallowing, and oral motor function. She provides comprehensive therapy for feeding issues such as food selectivity, rumination, and texture aversions, as well as language development, social communication, and voice quality. Her expertise extends to children with autism, Down syndrome, and developmental delays, using evidence-based techniques tailored to each client’s needs.

The practice is located at 2043 Bedford Street in Stamford, situated just a short distance from Homer Lee Wise Memorial Park and the Community Health Center of Stamford. It lies near the intersection of Bedford Street and Summer Street, within a few hundred meters of the Ridgeway Shopping Center and Washington Boulevard, a major thoroughfare. This central location provides easy access for families throughout the city.

Christina Skuburdis, LLC is recognized for its specialized, individualized care in treating complex speech and feeding disorders, particularly for clients who have not responded to conventional therapy. Her extensive experience and dual-state licensure underscore her commitment to high-quality, effective treatment. The practice stands out in Stamford for its focus on neuromuscular and sensory-based interventions in speech and feeding therapy.