Speech Therapy Services
Pediatric Patients:
Articulation therapy: Addresses mispronunciation of sounds.
Language therapy: Supports children with language impairments.
Fluency therapy: Helps children who stutter.
Voice therapy: Treats hoarse or strained voices.
Alternative and augmentative communication: Provides low- and high-tech devices to help supplement verbal communication.
Social communication training: Designed for patients with autism spectrum disorder.
Feeding and swallowing therapy: Available for both infants and older children.
Adult Patients:
Aphasia therapy: Assisting adults in recovering language skills after a stroke or brain trauma.
Voice therapy: Managing voice disorders, including hoarseness and strained vocal quality.
Fluency therapy: Supporting adults with stuttering issues.
Cognitive-communication therapy: Helping with communication challenges related to cognitive impairments.
Dysphagia therapy: Providing exercises and education about swallowing disorders.