Mobile Speech & Feeding Therapy in Charleston, SC
Specializing in speech delays, feeding challenges, AAC, and social communication for infants, toddlers, and school-age children throughout the Charleston and Orangeburg Area.
We Bring Pediatric Speech Therapy to You! In-Home, Daycare, or Community Settings
Our Mission
At Shout Eat Play, our mission is to provide high-quality pediatric speech and feeding therapy that helps children communicate, eat, and succeed in everyday life. We deliver evidence-based, play-based therapy that supports speech, language, feeding, and early communication skills. By partnering closely with families, we help children build functional skills they can use at home, in school, and throughout their community.
Our Specialties
Shout Eat Play specializes in pediatric speech therapy, feeding therapy, and early communication support for infants, toddlers, and children. We work with speech and language delays, articulation, AAC, feeding challenges, and social communication needs. Services are individualized and play-based, with therapy designed to support functional skills that carry over into daily routines at home, in school, and in the community.
Why Work With Us
We provide in-home and community-based pediatric therapy that is family-centered, consistent, and focused on real-life progress. Our therapists prioritize clear communication, caregiver coaching, and practical strategies that fit your child’s everyday routines. We meet families where they are and focus on helping children build skills that improve confidence, independence, and participation across environments.
Welcome to Shout Eat Play , Where Everything We Do is Personalized to You.
Welcome to Shout Eat Play , Where Everything We Do is Personalized to You.
At Shout Eat Play, we believe therapy should never be one-size-fits-all. Every child, every family, and every journey is different—and our approach reflects that. We take the time to understand your child’s strengths, challenges, routines, and goals so therapy feels meaningful, supportive, and effective. From speech and language to feeding and early intervention, our services are thoughtfully tailored to meet your child exactly where they are. Our goal is to create personalized therapy experiences that fit naturally into your family’s life and support real, lasting progress.
What We Offer at Shout Eat Play
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We support children in developing their communication skills so they can better express their wants, needs, and ideas. Therapy may focus on understanding language, using words and sentences, improving speech clarity, or building social communication skills. Sessions are individualized and designed to feel engaging, functional, and meaningful for your child.
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Feeding therapy helps children who struggle with eating, drinking, or trying new foods. This may include concerns with picky eating, sensory sensitivities, oral-motor skills, or transitioning textures. Feeding services are recommended after consultation to ensure therapy is the right fit and supports safe, positive mealtime experiences.
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Early intervention services support infants and toddlers who show delays or differences in communication, feeding, or play skills. Therapy focuses on building foundational skills during the earliest stages of development and often includes caregiver coaching to support progress within daily routines.
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Therapy is provided in the environments where children naturally learn and communicate. Offering services in the home, daycare, or community allows skills to be practiced in real-life settings, helping children generalize what they learn and making therapy more functional for families.
Meet Your Therapist
About Us
Shout Eat Play is a pediatric speech and feeding therapy practice founded in 2022 by Raven Dupree. We provide play-based, family-centered services to infants, toddlers, and school-age children throughout the Charleston area.
Our services are delivered in natural environments such as homes and daycares. We support children with communication, feeding, articulation, AAC, early intervention (birth–3), expressive and receptive language, and other speech and language needs.
We proudly serve families across Charleston and surrounding communities, including St. Stephens, Moncks Corner, Goose Creek, Summerville, North Charleston, West Ashley, Downtown Charleston, and Mount Pleasant, with expanded services now available in the Orangeburg area.
Additional details about our specialties, approach, and services are available throughout the site.
Getting Started Section
Shout Eat Play provides pediatric speech, language, feeding, and early intervention services for infants, toddlers, and school-age children in home, daycare, school, and community settings throughout the Summerville and Charleston areas. Getting started is simple, we’ll guide you through each step.
Step One
Contact us to get started. We’ll gather basic information, answer your questions, and determine whether our services are a good fit for your child and family.
Step Two
An evaluation is completed to better understand your child’s strengths and areas of need. Based on the results, we’ll develop an individualized plan that aligns with your goals and everyday routines.
Step Three
Therapy sessions are scheduled in natural environments such as your home, daycare, or community setting. We focus on practical, functional strategies and ongoing caregiver collaboration to support meaningful progress.
Insurance & Billing
Shout Eat Play works with select insurance plans and private pay, and our team is happy to help families understand their benefits and any out-of-pocket costs if necessary.
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We’re Hiring
Shout Eat Play is growing and seeking passionate pediatric therapists to join our team. We provide speech, language, feeding, and early intervention services for infants, toddlers, and school-age children in home, daycare, school, and community settings.
We’re looking for clinicians who value collaboration, compassionate care, and practical, family-centered therapy. Flexible scheduling, supportive leadership, and opportunities for growth are available.
Positions may include Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), Clinical Fellows (CFs), and Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPAs).
Interested in learning more? Reach out through our contact form or email us to start the conversation