Delaney Grieco is a licensed speech-language pathologist with a special interest in voice and voice disorders. She attended SUNY Fredonia initially as a music major (oboe), and received a Bachelor of Science in Speech & Language Disabilities, and Master of Science in Speech Pathology. She has worked in various medical settings including skilled nursing, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation since 2008. After college she performed locally as a singer-songwriter, and has several credits to her name as a song writer and publisher. She later completed training as a singing voice teacher with New York Vocal Coaching in New York City. She has focused much of her post-graduate clinical coursework on the treatment of voice disorders. Delaney loves being able to blend vocal artistry and voice science every day while working with her patients. Therapy Services: Voice therapy for benign lesions such as nodules, polyps, and cysts Voice therapy for functional voice disorders including muscle tension dysphonia, functional aphonia, and vocal fatigue Neurogenic voice disorders (vocal fold paralysis, vocal fold paresis) Pre- and post-operative voice therapy Respiratory re-training for paradoxical vocal fold movement (PVFM) also called vocal cord dysfunction (VCD), and idiopathic chronic cough Pediatric voice disorders including PVFM/VCD Vocal rehabilitation for occupational voice users and singers Strengthening of the aging voice Voice therapy for individuals with Parkinson’s disease Gender-affirming voice training Available Treatments: Vocal Function Exercises SPEAK OUT! ® for Parkinson’s disease Lessac-Madsen Resonant Voice Therapy Casper-Stone Confidential Flow Therapy SOVT (semi-occluded vocal tract exercises) Conversation Training Therapy Myofascial Release and laryngeal massage Voice rehabilitation for singers

Private speech and language therapy in an individual office/therapy setting Providing services for pediatric clients 18 months old through elementary school age. ​ Serving Williamsville, New York and the surrounding Buffalo areas. Addressing the following ares: articulation, phonology, receptive language, expressive language, social/pragmatic language, fluency, literacy.

Hello! I’m Mallory Quattrone. I’ve been a Speech/Language Pathologist for 14 years. I have worked in schools with students ranging from age to preschool through high school. I have also seen early intervention and preschool students at their homes and daycares. While living in Virginia I worked with the Down Syndrome Association of Northern Virginia. We ran monthly classes to educate parents who had children with Down Syndrome on milestones, how to encourage language development and communication. I currently live in WNY. I will see clients at homes, daycares, community settings and/or teletherapy. Please reach out if interested in services! :)

Aaron Low is a Speech-Voice Pathologist and Singing Voice Therapist-to-the-Stars! Aaron owns and leads The Voice Clinic team in Toronto, ON Canada and has over 25 years of clinical rehabilitative experience. Aaron Low's non-pharmacological, nonsurgical treatment for speaking and singing voice realigns the larynx and its musculature through specialized massage. Comparable to cranio-sacral and osteopathy medicine, both forms of treatment using gentle reposturing techniques for the back of the neck and general skeleton, Aaron’s Voice Freedom Techniques treat the front of the neck. He relieves patients suffering with speaking, singing and swallowing difficulties and provides home programming for continued maintenance of progress and preventing re-occurrence. Most importantly, Aaron doesn’t teach singing, he brings back the voice you had or develops the voice you wish you had by focusing on the athletics of sound. In addition, patients suffering from chronic hoarseness or cough, singing voice fatigue, ‘painful’ voice or swallowing and voice weakness can be cured. For a complete, all-in-one team approach, The Voice Clinic is experienced, uses only cutting-edge technology and offers an personal, fast and yet gentle service that leads the way for treating head, neck, speech, swallowing and singing health. Alex Osborn MD PhD, Medical Director and Head-Neck Surgeon at The Voice Clinic, Dr. Osborn is an American and Canadian Board Certified Surgeon of the Ear, Nose and Throat for both adults and children. He specialized in finite surgeries for children’s airway and ear disorders at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and now uses at TVC the world’s top surgical tools to repair voice, sinus and even skin lesions while the patient is in-office to avoid the need for general anaesthetic and hospital delays. The Voice Clinic is the only private treatment centre in Canada to use this new equipment and innovative therapy techniques together under one roof. Digital Videostroboscopy recording of speech, singing and swallowing allows a view of the vocal cords while a patient is speaking or singing. The high-quality imaging permits the most accurate diagnosis possible, and can analyse and record in slow-motion the mechanics of speech, singing and swallowing so problems can be eliminated. Each patient is educated and provided a copy of their evaluation for motivation and evidence. Our approach is that each person’s voice is precious and you need to know how to keep your voice healthy. Our KTP Laser allows for surgery that is maximally accurate and minimally invasive, eliminating the need for general anesthetic, incisions, scalpels, dressings or analgesics…KTP means a procedure one day, and return to work the next. Clinical applications for the KTP laser address the head and neck. Sinus, throat and skin lesions are eliminated without damaging the surface of the skin. Small spider veins in the face disappear, age spots are erased in one treatment and small lesions of the nose and vocal cords that cause big problems in some people are treated without scarring in the office avoiding long-hospital waiting and recovery. Free consultation is available through OHIP with your family doctor’s referral and reasonable private rates cover those without insurance. Audiological screening for hearing problems is provided on-site.

All speech-language pathologists (SLPs) at Neuro Speech Solutions are specialists in communication and cognitive disorders caused by stroke and traumatic brain injury. We evaluate and treat aphasia, cognition, and swallowing disorders. We also provide treatment to individuals diagnosed with Parkinson's disease that are experiencing changes to their speech and voice. Our SLPs can provide intervention for individuals with dementia to help maximize their independence and provide caregivers support for communicating with their loved ones and compensating for memory changes. We also employ a specialty-trained voice therapist who works with occupational/professional voice users, individuals with vocal changes, and singers.