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- Pediatric Population (children):
Speech and language delay early Intervention and school-age children
- Stuttering:
Identify and work to improve the fluency of speech that is impacted by stuttering.
- Apraxia of speech:
Work to improve the oral motor planning and mapping skills to improve speech production and communication.
- Articulation:
Work to improve sound production during speech production
- Autism:
Assess and treat language, communication, and social skills options impacted by this diagnosis.
- Adult Population:
Dysphagia/Trouble swallowing
- Swallow Diagnostics:
Now offering FEES swallow evaluations. FEES is a swallowing assessment that provides imaging using a scope inserted through the nose and down into the throat to identify swallow structures and points of swallow difficulty through visualization of structures involved in the swallowing mechanisms. It helps to diagnose the type and severity of swallowing difficulty, guide the treatment plan with appropriate recommendations, which could include swallowing exercises, strategies for management, and education.
- Swallowing treatment:
Work with a speech therapist to improve swallow function.
- Cognition:
The brain has many functions, including executive function, attention, memory, safety, problem-solving, and sequencing. Cognition can be impacted by the aging process, progressive illnesses (dementia, Parkinson's, etc), or as a result of a traumatic brain injury or concussion. Any change to cognitive functions can be assessed and a treatment plan can be developed to address it.
- Communication:
The ability to understand and express one's self can be affected by many things.
- Post-Stroke Recovery:
Aphasia - assess and treat difficulties with expressing and understanding language, improve communication skills, and train in strategies.
