Services Provided

An initial speech-language evaluation is a comprehensive assessment designed to identify a person's speech and language abilities. During this evaluation, a qualified speech-language pathologist will gather information through various tests and observations to determine strengths areas that may need support. The process typically interviews, standardized assessments, and informal activities. The ultimate goal is to develop an individualized plan of care that addresses the communication needs of the individual.

Individual speech therapy treatment sessions involve personalized strategies to address specific challenges as established in the evaluation. Progress is regularly monitored to ensure effective intervention and adjustment of strategies as needed.

Speech-language pathology caregiver education provides essential knowledge and skills for caregivers support individuals with communication and swallowing disorders. This training emphasizes understanding various speech and language challenges, effective communication strategies, and to promote progress in therapy. By empowering caregivers, we enhance the quality of care and improve the lives of those they support..

Speech-language pathology group therapy focuses on enhancing peer-to-peer communication and fostering support among participants. In this collaborative environment, individuals work together to improve their speech and language skills while sharing experiences and encouragement. Group sessions provide opportunities for practice a safe space, allowing members to from each other and develop valuable social. Overall, this approach not only helps improve abilities but also builds a sense of community and understanding among participants.