Speech Therapy

Overview

Skilled speech pathologists help patients restore communications skills and swallowing ability. They evaluate and treat a range of conditions, including articulation difficulties and language, cognitive, swallowing, voice, and fluency disorders. Special services include:

• Lee Silverman Voice therapy
• Swallowing therapy for adults
• Aphasia therapy
• Pediatric speech therapy

Speech-language pathology may help patients with the following diseases or syndromes:

• aphasia/apraxia/dysarthria
• neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis
• stroke
• Parkinson's disease
• ALS and head trauma;
• alaryngeal speech
• problems relating from head and neck cancer
• dysphagia
• voice disorders
• stuttering
• articulation disorders
• children's speech and language disorders
• accent reduction; and cognitive disorder

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