Meagan Kidd, M.Ed. CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist &
Literacy Specialist
Welcome to Kidd Speech Therapy Solutions
Child-centered reading and language support in Johns Creek, GA
At Kidd Speech Therapy Solutions, children receive supportive, evidence‑based help to strengthen the language and literacy skills they need to thrive. I focus on the foundations that make reading meaningful — understanding stories, building vocabulary, developing comprehension, and using language with confidence.
Every child learns in their own way, and my approach is designed to meet them where they are while partnering closely with families. Together, we support your child’s growth as a capable, confident reader and communicator right here in Johns Creek.
Now scheduling for the summer!
Contact us today before slots are filled!
Now scheduling parent/caregiver coaching.
Parents and caregivers are always the “experts” about their own child and are usually the ones who spend the most time with the child. We love helping parents understand how they can support and grow their child’s language skills throughout the day and in everyday activities no matter how their child is learning/developing. We provide parent/caregiver coaching for parents of gestalt language processors and analytic language processors. Parent/caregiver coaching is perfect for anyone wanting to learn how to support their child’s language development.
Services Offered
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Language Therapy
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Reading & Literacy Support
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Executive Function Support
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Parent Coaching
Hi! My name is Meagan Kidd, and I am a Speech-Language Pathologist and Literacy Specialist and the owner of Kidd Speech Therapy Solutions.
“I want all of my clients to be able to confidently communicate and read. I want my clients to enjoy speech therapy. I LOVE to play and read, and I’m passionate about play-based therapy and supporting reading skills.”
We make quality speech therapy easy & accessible for you.
We offer a variety of options to make accessing speech therapy for you and your child easy and convenient.
