Speech Therapy

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What conditions do Speech-Language Pathologists treat?

Adults and Children with:

• Brain injury (acquired or traumatic) and stroke
• Neurologic disorders, such as, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease                                        
• Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
• Expressive (using) and receptive (understanding) language disorders
• Speech sound disorders (articulation and phonological)
• Fluency (stuttering) disorders
• Pragmatic (social) language disorders
• Auditory processing disorders
• Feeding or swallowing problems
• Apraxia of speech (acquired or developmental)
• Head and neck cancer (swallowing, trismus, voice)
• Cognitive disorders (memory, planning/organization, problem solving, attention)
• Voice and motor speech disorders

What can a Speech-Language Pathologist do for me?

Speech-Language Pathologists draw upon a variety of techniques and resources to improve your ability to function and/or to compensate for whatever difficulties you or your child may be experiencing. They will work with you to develop a comprehensive plan of care designed to restore maximum function and independence in all areas of life.

How do I get started?

Speak with your physician to see if our Speech-Language Pathologist can help you, and request a referral.

Want more information? Visit the American Speech Language Hearing Association.