Speech Therapy for adults and children
Speech Therapy focuses on communication that is critical for day to day life. This can also include hearing, understanding what is being said, speech production, how you use speech, and interacting with others. A speech therapist offers advanced rehabilitation for cognitive impairments, memory loss, organization and planning.
Speech Therapy for Adults
Speech Therapy is the service to restore your conversations! Our speech therapists are highly skilled in using strategies for speaking and thinking. They focus on your personal goals to speak, use and understand language, and swallow safely. Some reasons that clients see our speech therapists:
• Dysarthria (difficulty with speech production due to muscle weakness)
• Apraxia (disorder that affects the motor commands necessary for directing movements for speech)
• Aphasia (difficulty with spoken language expression, spoken language comprehension, written expression, or reading comprehension)
• Memory Loss and Cognitive Impairments (including problem solving, organization and planning)
• Oral-Motor muscle weakness
• Dysphagia (difficulty when swallowing)
• Stuttering
• Expressing yourself (using language to convey meaning)
• Receptive Language (understanding what is said to you)
• Vocal Volume Problems
Speech Therapy for Kids
Speech Therapy is the service to engage your child’s conversations! Our speech therapists are highly skilled in using strategies for speaking and thinking. They focus on your personal goals to speak, use and understand language, and swallow safely. Some reasons that clients see our speech therapists:
- Apraxia (coordinating movements in your mouth for speech)
- Articulation (how to make letter sounds)
- Oral-Motor muscle weakness
- Social Pragmatics (how to interact with peers and others)
- Stuttering
- Expressing yourself (using language to convey meaning)
- Receptive Language (understanding what is said to you)
- Vocal Volume Problems
