Personalized • Accessible • Relationship-Based
Personalized care. Accessible therapy. Meaningful relationships.
Who Am I?
Hi! I'm Julia Parseghian, a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist with more than 16 years of experience helping young children build confidence through communication.
Montana has been home for most of my life, and I've had the privilege of working with children and families in both school-based and private practice settings. Those experiences have strengthened my belief that the best therapy happens when it is personalized, collaborative, and built around each child's unique strengths.
As the owner of PAR Pediatric Speech and Language, I provide mobile speech and language services, bringing therapy directly to your child's home, preschool, or daycare. By meeting children in the environments where they naturally learn and play, therapy becomes more meaningful, practical, and easier to carry over into everyday life.
My goal is to create a positive, supportive experience where children feel confident, families feel empowered, and progress is celebrated every step of the way.
A Little More About Me
When I'm not working with children and families, you'll usually find me spending time with my husband and two boys, cheering from the sidelines at their sporting events, curled up with a good book or coloring! I feel incredibly fortunate to do work that I love, and I look forward to partnering with families as they help their children find their voice.
Services Offered
Speech Sound Evaluations and Therapy
Expressive and Receptive Language Evaluations and Therapy
Social, Emotional Language Evaluations and Therapy
Fluency (Stuttering) Evaluations and Therapy
Early intervention for speech, language, and social skills
Therapy at Home or At Your Child’s Preschool, or Daycare
I believe that early intervention is most effective when speech and language therapy takes place in a child's natural, everyday environments. For children under the age of five, that is often their home, preschool, or daycare setting.
Providing therapy where children learn, play, and interact each day allows new communication skills to be practiced in meaningful, real-life situations. It also helps caregivers, teachers, and other important adults learn strategies they can use throughout the day to support your child's progress.
Parents and caregivers are an essential part of the therapy process. By working together as a team, we can create consistent opportunities for your child to build communication skills that carry over across all environments—not just during therapy sessions.