Available Services

Articulation therapy focuses on helping individuals correctly produce specific speech sounds. This therapy addresses the physical movements of the lips, tongue, and jaw needed to properly form individual sounds to improve intelligibility.

Apraxia of speech therapy helps individuals who have difficulty planning and coordinating the muscle movements needed to produce clear speech. This approach focuses on improving the brain's ability to send correct signals to the speech muscles for more accurate sound and word production.

Pragmatics and social communication therapy supports individuals in understanding and using language effectively in social situations. This includes developing skills such as turn-taking, understanding non-verbal cues, and adapting communication for different contexts and listeners.

Expressive language therapy helps individuals effectively communicate their thoughts, ideas, and needs. This therapy supports the ability to use vocabulary, construct sentences, and share information clearly and meaningfully.

Cerebral Palsy speech and language therapy supports individuals in developing effective communication skills despite challenges with muscle control affecting speech. This therapy focuses on improving articulation, breath support, voice production, and language development to enhance clarity and functional communication.

Fluency therapy helps individuals who experience disruptions in the flow of their speech, such as stuttering (repetitions, prolongations, or blocks) or cluttering (rapid, disorganized speech). This support focuses on developing strategies to achieve smoother, more effortless communication and enhance overall speech clarity. In addition, this therapy focuses on empowering individuals to confidently communicate regardless of this speech disorder.

Aphasia therapy supports individuals who have experienced changes in their ability to understand or express language, often due to a neurological event. This therapy helps regain communication skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, fostering greater independence and connection.

Language-based literacy therapy strengthens the foundational abilities for successful reading and writing by targeting the building blocks of language itself. This approach focuses on improving phonological (sound), semantic (meaning/vocabulary), morphological (smallest unit of meaning in words), and syntactic (grammar) skills to enhance overall reading comprehension and written expression across the lifespan.

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Phonology therapy addresses the patterns and rules of how sounds work together in language. This therapy is crucial for children who demonstrate predictable speech error patterns such as substituting, omitting, or distorting multiple sounds in their speech.

Dysarthria therapy assists individuals experiencing challenges with speech production due to muscle weakness or difficulty controlling the speech muscles. This therapy aims to enhance clarity and strength in voice, articulation, and overall communication.

Receptive language therapy focuses on helping individuals understand spoken and written language. This therapy supports the ability to comprehend information, follow directions, and understand what others communicate.

Speech-language therapy for individuals on the autism spectrum enhances social communication and language development. This support cultivates functional language, strengthens the comprehension of non-verbal cues, and facilitates navigation through diverse communication environments, ultimately fostering profound connection and autonomy.

Speech and language therapy for individuals with Down Syndrome focuses on fostering clear and effective communication abilities. This specialized support cultivates expressive and receptive language skills, enhances articulation, and strengthens overall communication for meaningful interactions.

Cognitive therapy in speech and language services addresses difficulties with thought processes that impact communication. This includes attention, memory, problem-solving, and organizational skills, all crucial for effective daily interactions.

Auditory Habilitation and Rehabilitation focuses on enhancing speech, language, and communication abilities. This specialized therapy addresses the development of communication skills for individuals affected by hearing loss or deafness.

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) therapy provides methods and tools to help individuals communicate when verbal speech is challenging. This support empowers individuals to express their thoughts, needs, and ideas through various means, fostering greater independence and connection.