Speech Therapy
Communication Is Key
Our speech-language pathologist helps improve communication skills in a variety of areas. We use evidence-based techniques to help our clients achieve their goals and thrive in all environments. Our therapist is dedicated to providing a warm and supportive environment so that our clients can feel confident in their journey to improved communication.
Areas Of Focus
Speech Sound Disorders
Difficulty with producing speech sounds or the phonological representation of speech sounds.
Executive
Functioning
Cognitive processes, including: attention, memory, inhibitory control, initiation, cognitive flexibility, and reasoning.
Language Disorders
Impaired comprehension of written or spoken language, and/or impaired ability to express meaning.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Use of alternative means of communication as a result of communication difficulties, including signs, communication boards, and speech generating devices.
Fluency Disorders
Interruptions in the flow of speech by repetitions, prolongations, blocks, atypical pauses, and/or omissions.
Social Communication Disorders
Difficulties with use of language for social purposes, including making friends, turn-taking, problem solving, understanding emotions, and nonverbal communication.