Speech Therapy

About Speech-Language Pathology

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) work to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, social, communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in children and adults. SLPs can help with:

• Articulations problems: Not speaking clearly and making errors in sounds
• Fluency problems: Difficulty in flow of speech, such as stuttering
• Voice Disorders: Difficulty with voice pitch
• Oral feeding problems: Difficulty with eating and swallowing
• Difficulty understanding language
• Difficulty speaking language
• Difficulty using language in socially appropriate ways
• Organizing throughs, paying attention, remembering, planning, and/or problem-solving
• Collaborate with referring physicians for the best quality of care
• Interdisciplinary collaboration during the rehabilitative process

How does it work?

To enroll, a physician referral is required. We will work with your physician to obtain the needed information. You, or your child, will come for a one-hour assessment to determine individual needs. An individual plan of care will be designed for your specific communication or swallowing needs.

What do we offer? 

Our Speech Therapy program offers an individualized approach to optimize the speech, language, and swallowing function of people with problems related to communication and swallowing. 

We also provide:

• One hour assessment
• One-to-one treatment and education
• Development of home programs
• Progress reports sent to physicians
• Recommendations for further treatment at home and in the community

Come See Us

If you or your child are experiencing any of the following symptoms, talk to your doctor about a referral to speech therapy, and let us show you how we can improve your quality of life. 

Speech and Language Treatment

• trouble communicating
• slurred speech
• stuttering
• difficulty being understood

Swallowing Treatment

• choking
• difficulty chewing & swallowing
• coughing while eating or drinking
• picky/rigid eater

Cognitive Linguistic Treatment

• attention
• memory
• problem-solving
• word finding difficulty

Voice/Vocal Cord Dysfunction/Irritable Larynx

• hoarse voice
• loss of voice
• difficulty breathing associated with throat tightening
• chronic cough