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We are a full service speech therapy provider. Successful and effective communication skills are a powerful tool. We are here to assist you in achieving your personal development goals as well as address in speech, voice, language or swallowing deficits you may have acquired. Image is everything in today’s society and it is true… “It’s not what you say; it’s how you say it.” Come to “The Pros” (professional resource for overcoming speech obstacles). We are doing a new thing that will empower you as an athlete, coach, speaker, singer, teacher or professional voice user. It’s so important to be well spoken; it makes all the difference in just having a position and excelling in your prospective field. Enhance your marketability by ensuring your speech and communication skills never hinder you. Regardless of your background, you can look good and sound good. We will help you become the total package. Communication does not have to be difficult.

Aissa Inskeep is a speech-language pathologist in Darien, CT at CSLOT - Center for Speech, Language, and Occupational Therapy. Please contact Aissa Inskeep for a consultation.

The Speech Cove is privately owned practice focused on assisting those with speech sound disorders, orofacial myofunctional functional disorders, and feeding/swallowing difficulties. Our team of skilled therapists are committed to delivering customized and efficient treatment to help you reach your goals.

A speech language pathologist with 20 years of experience, Andrea specializes in bilingual language development and disorders, and neurogenic communication disorders. Andrea’s extensive experience enables her to provide optimal treatment for clients by using a functional approach. Each client receives a program tailored especially for his or her daily needs, and she takes each individual’s environment into consideration. Her functional approach entails continuous collaboration with family and other professionals. With her years in the field and in various areas, she is a highly valued resource for her clients. Andrea remains committed to the communities in which she lives and serves, and is an active volunteer for several organizations.

Trust yourself, trust your feelings, find out If your child is a late bloomer, or if your child truly does need speech Help is available We understand the frustration of not knowing how to help your child, as moms and therapists we team together to help you and your family overcome difficult obstacles from the comfort of your own home. My aim is to provide a compassionate and professional approach to therapy centered around partnering with children and their families. Tina is a Speech-Language Pathologist with over 9 years of hands-on experience with both children and adults. She earned her BA and her MA in Speech Pathology at St. Ambrose University . Tina is a compassionate mother of 3 children, one of which has special needs. Tina has worked in multiple settings centered around children with delays and exceptional needs. Tina believes in a play-based approach to therapy by following the child’s lead, and building connections through play.

My client base is primarily comprised of adults who have survived strokes and brain trauma, or those suffering from neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinsons and all types of dementia, as well as head and neck cancer. Individuals with other impairments are also seen. A general outline of services is listed, although is not limited to the following: *Swallowing disorders (dysphagia) are diagnosed and intervention is provided to: determine the safest diet level through guarded trials and diet adjustment, create home exercises to regain function, train and educate the client and caregivers in safe swallow practices/strategies and meal preparation, with the overall goal of reducing aspiration risk with the least restrictive diet. *Speech, language, and voice disorders are evaluated and treatment is given for dysarthria, apraxia, expressive and receptive aphasia, and voice difficulties due to neurologic involvement or head and neck surgery. Reading and writing deficits are also targeted for intervention, and augmentative and alternative communication devices created or recommended (low or high tech) for nonverbal patients, as well as training in use of voice prosthesis if appropriate. *Cognitive impairments including memory loss, problem solving/ reasoning, planning, orientation, and thought organization are evaluated and treatment is provided. Adaptive and environmental aids are created and patients and caregivers are trained in their use, such as memory books for those with Alzheimer's or other neurologic difficulties. *Hearing and visual impairments are addressed either in isolation or in conjunction with other deficits and patients and caregivers are assisted in obtaining and utilizing adaptive aids such as amplification devices, phones with special features, large print materials, or referrals are made to appropriate community resources. My treatment focuses on an individual's functional needs and abilities. Sessions are tailored to promote the best quality of life with the most realistic and attainable goals. I am compassionate and caring while having the flexibiltiy to adjust my intervention to address special issues as they arise. Counseling is provided for emotional adjustment to disability as needed using an intuitive and trusting approach. My goal with patients is to have them participate in their lives at the highest level possible with optimal success.

The Intensive Stuttering Therapy Program replaces your stuttered speech with a new way of talking which is incompatible with stuttering. We begin with two hours of therapy in the clinic for five consecutive days. You start this with a very slow rate of speaking during which you don't stutter from the first day of therapy. We use the Delayed Auditory Feedback (DAF) machine to help you control your speech rate. Gradually the rate is increased until it approximates normal speaking. At this point we take you off the machine and you produce stutter-reduction speech in the clinic for short periods of talking. During the last part of the program you transfer this stutter-reduction speech into speaking situations outside the clinic and at home starting with very easy speaking situations and short periods of talking and gradually moving to more difficult situations until you can talk stutter-reduction all day long. This part of the program is completed at home and is monitored by weekly phone calls with the client. Success depends upon this carefully managed follow-up program which involves at least one year of daily speaking practice. Progress is monitored by weekly phone calls from the therapist.

Randy Dorfman is a speech-language pathologist in Monsey, Lakewood & BP Practice Type: • Office Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Fluency and fluency disorders. 30 years experience training stutterers to be fluent. I have been a stuttering specialist for the past 25 years, with offices in Rockland County and Brooklyn NY. I am board recognized certified Please contact me for a consultation.

Over 50 years combined experience in pediatric Speech-Language Pathology and Occupational Therapy services combined. All services provided with a one-on-one, clinician-to-child ratio. Comprehensive Evaluations are administered to establish an individualized plan of care to address child's individual needs, along with re-evaluations every 6 month or as warranted to ensure all areas of need are addressed. Treatment sessions are customized to allow maximum opportunities to progress their skills and look at the needs beyond just therapy. Play Is Key!! The ability to play has a strong correlation to one's ability to reach developmental milestones! We are currently accepting new patient referrals and would love to have some new smiling faces in our clinic! Pending In-Network status with various insurance carriers.....All payment types accepted..... Call or email today to schedule and evaluation or services today!

Cindy Memmel is a speech-language pathologist in Pewaukee, WI. Practice Areas: Speech Language Pathology; Articulation and Phonological Process Disordersl; Autism; Cognitive-Communication Disorders; Fluency and fluency disorders; Language acquisition disorders; Phonology Disorders; Speech Therapy I have experience working at the elementary, middle and high school levels. I began providing private Speech/Language services in August of 2003 in the areas of Articulation/Phonology, Receptive and Expressive Language skills, Stuttering/Fluency and Autism Spectrum Disorders. My patience, compassion, excellent listening skills and sense of humor are the personality traits that have allowed me to work well with people of all ages. I am a member of ASHA and have my Wisconsin State License from the Department of Safety and Professional Services Take the next step and contact Cindy for a consultation.

Stephanie obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota and holds a Masters of Science from St. Cloud State University. She has over 30 years of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist and has worked in a variety of settings including public schools, outpatient clinics, skilled nursing facilities and home health care. Stephanie is nationally certified with a Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech, Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) as well as being licensed by the State of Florida and Georgia Stephanie believes that clear communication is the foundation for relationships and is essential for learning, play and social interaction at all ages.

Teresa Shkvarchuk is a speech-language pathologist in Berkeley, CA. Practice Type: • Home Health Agency - Client's Home Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Accent Modification • Apraxia • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Augmentative Alternative Communication • Development of slp technology • Fluency and fluency disorders • Language acquisition disorders • Multilingualism • SLP developmental disabilities • Speech Therapy Please contact Teresa Shkvarchuk for a consultation.

Highly experienced professionals who provide Speech Services and educational support instruction by certified professionals. We specialize in children with Autism, Apraxia, children with Semantic Pragmatic Language Disorders and children with various developmental delays. We collaborate with other professionals involved in your child's care and work together as a team to help your child across settings.

Brain Life Connection provides skilled online and in-home speech language pathology services to help individuals with brain injuries and other neurological conditions live their best life on their own terms. This includes comprehensive assessment and care of individuals with Parkinson's disease, dementia, primary progressive aphasia, and ALS.

Christine Essex is a speech-language pathologist in Mission Viejo, CA. Practice Type: Private Practice Office Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Accent Modification • Apraxia • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Language acquisition disorders • Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders • Social Communication Take the next step and contact Christine Essex for a consultation.

Gal Levy, M.Sc., CCC-SLP, Speech Pathologist Welcome to our ONLINE Speech Pathology Clinic! I have more than 30 years of daily clinical experience, and my private practice has been active since 2006 in the North Dallas TX area. Contact me for your evaluation TODAY! Speak well - Live well! Tongue-Thrust and Articulation: Disorders of articulation and tongue thrust related high-pitched sounds. Physiotherapy to muscles, as well as comprehensive eight weeks direct treatment per each sound that is needed. Dysphagia ( Swallowing Disorders): Diet guidance, oral mechanical exercises to build up the swallowing procedure in balance again, airway protection techniques to avoid aspirations. Cognition / Memory and Language: Cognitive training for the brain, memory techniques to improve daily living, short-term memory as well as long-term memory. Language Treatments for Aphasia, post-CVA, and neurogenic disorders As well as language development.

Brooke Andrews, M.A CCC-SLP is a  Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist and Director of The Speech Dynamic, PLLC, a boutique pediatric speech therapy practice in Houston, TX. Brooke specializes in early intervention, speech sound development, apraxia of speech, and language delays. She enjoys working working with parents to help encourage children in all areas of development. Brooke is a life-long learner and stays current with new research and therapeutic approaches.  Her clinical interests include a variety of specialty areas, including oromyofunctional therapy," childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), and social communication.  Brooke holds various certifications including: Hanen Certified in It Takes Two to Talk, Target Word, More Than Words, and Talkability. She is also trained in DIR Floortime, SCERTS, and PROMPT and had completed Lindamood-Bell training for Seeing Stars (reading) and Visualizing and Verbalizing (comprehension). She is the co-creator of “Wiggle time,” an interdisciplinary curriculum for pediatric therapy.

All of our therapy programs provide monitored practice in skill development. Our aim is for you to build and use the skills you need in all communication and learning situations. Therapies are tailored for each client’s individual needs. Standardized assessments provide a starting point for treatment planning. AMPS Cognitive Training: designed to provide a workout for the brain’s cognitive functions of attention, working memory, mental processing speed, “chunk sizing” and ability to multitask. AMPS uses a wide variety of clever and engaging exercises which are taught in the clinic in weekly appointments and then practiced at home with a parent or caregiver. Attention Training: EEG Neurofeedback Training assists individuals with attention regulating disorders, with or without hyperactivity; auditory processing disorders, learning disabilities; cognitive deficits; and speech and language disorders. Auditory and Visual Processing Programs: For people with difficulty regulating attention, concentration, and memory, or with other information processing, reading or learning difficulties, emotional or behavioral problems, or delays in speech and language development. BrainWare Safari: has taken what is now known about the brain from neuroscience research, along with proven techniques from decades of clinical practice combined them with the best practices of video-game technology to produce a comprehensive, effective and engaging brain building software. Incorporates basic principles of neuroscience. CAPDOTS: an online Dichotic Integration Listening Training Program used to treat Central Auditory Processing Issues Disorder. Each client's progress is monitored and guided by our staff and used with individuals from ages 5 years and older and also used with individuals with learning disabilities, dyslexia, autism, head injuries and hearing impairment. Mind Power Program: aims to restore impaired cognitive functioning of individuals with attention deficit, memory deficits, learning disability or brain injury. Cogmed: a computer-based program that addresses working memory, ability to recall and use information needed to accomplish a task. Earobics: a computer program which provides comprehensive training in auditory processing and related listening and reading skills. FastForWord: a computer program which, assists people to distinguish and process rapidly changing acoustic elements of speech at the rate needed for speech, language, listening and reading development. Interactive Metronome Program (IM): a computer program which provides a focused and systematic way to exercise motor planning and sequencing capacities. Learning Ears: an advanced auditory stimulation and training program, which incorporates a therapeutic listening program and specific work in ear-voice training. NeuroNet: a learning readiness program that helps students become independent learners and designed to help students develop fluency in essential reading, math, and handwriting skills. NNet programs center around 4 Key Concepts: 1. Watch and learn, then think and do. 2. Develop fluency in early reading, handwriting, and math skills. Learn to use what you know to enhance new learning. 3. Get your brain to practice what you want your brain to learn: To develop fluency, you must practice fluency. 4. Learn to self-evaluate. Center for Communication and Learning Skills offers each client a welcoming, comfortable, positive and growth-oriented environment. We provide state-of-the-art tools to safely, efficiently, and gracefully achieve change. We provide progress review, consultation, and guidance during Center-based or home-based programs. We determine the most treatment feasible plan in partnership with our clients and their families. Greater use of new technology allows us to also closely supervise in-home treatment.for developmental or restorative services.

Valarie Gerrald is a speech-language pathologist in Matthews, NC. Practice Type: • Home Health Agency - Client's Home Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Aphasia • Apraxia • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Augmentative Alternative Communication • Cognitive-Communication Disorders • Neurogenic Communication Disorders • Phonology Disorders • Speech Therapy • Swallowing disorders Please contact Valarie Gerrald for a consultation.

Alyssa has dedicated her career to helping children to meet their goals in the areas of speech, language, communication and feeding/swallowing. For more than 17 years she has supported parents through family centered and evidence based approaches. Alyssa’s interests include language delay, autism, apraxia of speech, hearing loss, voice disorders and feeding and swallowing disorder. Providing speech and language services in the home or through telepractice allows children and their families to to target communication skills that are important to them. Alyssa has found that when families and clinicians work together to set and achieve goals, progress happens quickly and naturally.

Christie DeLuca is an adult-focused speech language pathologist focused on voice and neurogenic disorders. She provides teletherapy and focuses on functional and translatable goals to real life. She believes in addressing psychosocial symptoms and all aspects of the disorder, not just surface symptoms. She believes in collaboration with the patient and treating clients as people, not a disorder, first. I see patients through convenient and effective teletherapy means in CA, CT, MA, NY, and GA with some international locations as well.

We are a pediatric speech-language pathology practice servicing kiddos in-home in CT and via online speech therapy (teletherapy) in FL! Supporting families and working together with caregivers is the heart of our practice. We love play-based learning and believe in supporting families to help their littles grow and learn! A to B Speech Therapy was born out of the desire to work more closely with families and better support the functional needs of littles in their day to day routines. We work closely with families to create individualized treatment plans that align with each family’s unique goals and values.

Kendra Holloway is a speech-language pathologist in Hillsboro, OR. Practice Type: • Speech-Language Treatment Center/Clinic Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Autism • Language acquisition disorders • Learning disabilities • Phonology Disorders • SLP developmental disabilities • Speech Therapy Please contact Kendra for a consultation.

Horizon Speech Therapy Services, LLC is a private practice specializing in speech, tongue-tie, feeding, and Orofacial myofunctional evaluations and therapy. We work with babies, kids, and teens, as well as specialized services for adults with tongue-tie and Orofacial myofunctional issues. We are located in Teaneck, NJ and are easily accessible from most major NJ highways. However, we also provide virtual (telehealth) appointments for residents of NJ & NY. We provide comprehensive, diagnostic evaluations with detailed written reports, as well as individualized therapy sessions. We collaborate closely with all professionals - physicians, specialists, and other therapists, in order to provide the best possible care.

Kathy Babineau is a speech-language pathologist practicing in Rockledge, FL. Kathy provides diagnosis and treatment for a variety of speech and language disorders including speech sound disorders, fluency, social pragmatics, receptive-expressive language disorders, vocabulary, and literacy. Parent consultation, free screenings, and teletherapy are offered.

Lindsay Bach Smith is a speech-language pathologist in Summerville, SC Practice Type: Office setting and Client's Natural Setting (i.e. home, daycare/preschool) Practice Areas: Speech Language Pathology • Aphasia • Apraxia • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Augmentative Alternative Communication • Autism • Central Auditory Processing Issues • Cognitive-Communication Disorders • Fluency and fluency disorders • Language acquisition disorders • Learning disabilities • Neurogenic Communication Disorders • Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders • Phonology Disorders • SLP developmental disabilities • Swallowing Disorders Please contact Lindsay Smith for a consultation.

Ideal Speech provides speech therapy in your home or daycare in Clay, Duval, and St. John's counties. Our SLP has over 16 years of experience working with children and adults with a variety of speech and language disorders. Our schedule is flexible, and we do not have a waiting list. We also provide free screenings for daycares and preschools with more than 5 children to be screened. Please contact us with any questions. In Home Speech and Language Therapy: Speech and/or language therapy provided in your home In-Daycare Speech and Language Therapy: Speech and/or language therapy in your child’s daycare Daycare permission is required. The majority of daycares welcome having an SLP at their facility. In Home Speech and/or Language Evaluations: Speech and language evaluations are completed in your home or daycare which allows us to see your child in their natural environment. If you have a recent evaluation or IEP and can provide a copy, a new evaluation is not required in most cases. Speech and/or Language screenings: We provide 10-15 minute screenings to determine if a further evaluation is needed. If an evaluation is needed, the cost of the screening can be applied to the evaluation. Screenings are completed in your home or your child’s daycare. In Home Occupational Therapy: Occupational therapy provided in your home In-Daycare OccupationalTherapy: Occupational therapy in your child’s daycare Daycare permission is required. The majority of daycares welcome having an OT at their facility. In Home Occuptational Therapy Evaluations: Occupational therapy evaluations are completed in your home or daycare which allows us to see your child in their natural environment. If you have a recent evaluation or IEP and can provide a copy, a new evaluation is not required in most cases.

SPARC Health focuses on providing specialized speech, swallowing, voice and cognitive therapy. Urvi Solanki, M.S., CCC-SLP began SPARC Health after gaining extensive experience working with people with language delays, articulation and phonological errors, strokes, Parkinson's disease, dementia, swallowing impairments etc. SPARC Health provides therapy to residents of King County (Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Seattle etc.) and virtual therapy services (teletherapy) services all across the state of Washington. Medicare, private payment plans and most commercial insurances are accepted. The focus and mission at our practice is to provide convenient, affordable and specialized speech, swallowing, voice and cognitive therapy virtually or in person at our Bellevue clinic. Typically , we complete a screening over the phone and next steps normally involve a more detailed comprehensive assessment and the development of a treatment plan that takes into account a variety of factors like age, education, financial limitations, caregiver availability etc. Learn more about our services: Speech and Language Disorders: These encompass a wide range of conditions and all age groups. Speech disorders occur when the sounds or words we say are unclear and people struggle to understand what we say. Language disorders indicate an impairment with understanding, reading, writing or essentially the words we choose to use to communicate. Common complaints include: I’m stuttering People can’t understand what I’m saying I’m embarrassed to speak I can’t say sounds or words clearly I can’t get the right words out I can’t understand what others are saying I’m struggling to have a conversation I’m frustrated with the way I speak Swallowing disorders: Difficulty or pain while swallowing, may or may not be a cause of an underlying condition. Often includes difficulty with chewing, food getting “stuck”, coughing while eating or drinking or transmitting the food from your mouth to esophagus and finally to the stomach. Common complaints include: It hurts to swallow. I’m scared of choking I cough when I eat or drink. Food is getting “stuck” in my throat I am constantly belching It’s taking me too long to chew Cognitive-Linguistic Impairments: Often a result of brain injury or age related cognitive decline. Attention, memory, problem solving, processing information, speed of processing information, reasoning, interpreting language etc. are commonly affected thus affecting communication as well as activities of daily living like managing medications, finances, appointments etc. Common complaints include: I can’t remember where I put things. I’m losing my mind! I can’t seem to organize my thoughts. I forget to be safe/ have frequent falls. Voice Disorders: This may be a result of an impairment in physical structure, like vocal nodules, paralysis of the vocal cords, cancer of the head, neck or throat or simply age related changes to the vocal structures. However, sometimes voice disorders may be a result of ineffective or improper use of the vocal mechanism. This may mean putting too much strain on our vocal cords, improper breathing and voice coordination, unresolved psychological conflict etc. These are some common complaints: My voice sounds different. Why can’t people hear me? Why am I running out of breath while speaking? People make fun of my voice. My throat hurts when I speak! I sound nasal or high-pitched. I’m losing my voice! Help is available. Contact us today for more information.

I provide pediatric SLP services to children from birth to 16 years. I have specialty experience with feeding and swallowing, complex medical disorders and speech and language disorders. I have extensive experience in working with premature infants, both in the NICU and beyond in Early Intervention. I also provide traditional medical SLP services combined with Craniosacral Therapy with improved functional outcomes. (Craniosacral therapy is a light touch therapy that helps to balance the nervous system, leading to improved neurological function and better availability for traditional therapies.) Services are provided in my office on an individual basis, with active parent participation and home programming. I also have experience with Childhood Apraxia of Speech, Auditory/Language Processing disorders, articulation and phonological disorders, language delays and pre-reading difficulties.

Speech disorders include: * Articulation disorders: Difficulties producing sounds in syllables or saying words incorrectly to the point that listeners can't understand what's being said. * Phonological disorders: Difficulties in speech sound patterns. * Fluency disorders: Problems such as stuttering, in which the flow of speech is interrupted by abnormal stoppages, repetitions (st-st-stuttering), or prolonging sounds and syllables (ssssstuttering). * Resonance or voice disorders: Problems with the pitch, volume, or quality of the voice that distract listeners from what's being said. * Motor speech disorders such as Apraxia of Speech (AOS): Difficulties saying what is wanted to say correctly and consistently. * Language disorders can be either receptive or expressive: * Receptive disorders: Difficulties understanding or processing language. * Expressive disorders: Difficulty putting words together, limited vocabulary, or inability to use language in a socially appropriate way. Pragmatic/social aspects of communication: Difficulties using language, changing language and following conversational rules. * Dysphagia/oral feeding disorders: These include difficulties with drooling, eating, and swallowing. * Cognitive aspects of communication: Difficulties with attention, memory, problem solving and executive functions. Tia worked in various settings leading speech and language therapy groups, facilitating and training staff in using augmentative and alternative communication devices in the classroom and collaborated and participated in co-treatment sessions with Special Education Teachers, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, and Floortime Specialists, while using Floor Time (DIR Model). She also developed and implemented Individualized Education Programs for each child in her caseload. She is now in private practice in Stevenson Ranch, providing consultations, home, school, and clinic based interventions. Tia’s love of children shines through in her dedication and passion to enriching their lives, as well as the lives of their family. Tia received a B.A. and a M.S. in Communicative Disorders from California State University, Northridge.

Darlene Ferroli is a speech-language pathologist in Weare, NH. Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Accent Modification • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Autism • Central Auditory Processing Issues • Cognitive-Communication Disorders • Communication Improvement and Public Speaking • Fluency and fluency disorders • Language acquisition disorders • Learning disabilities • Phonology Disorders Please contact Darlene for a consultation.

Disconnection. Isolation. Having a child with autism makes life hard. You’re running more, trying harder than any parent you know, and getting back so much less. It’s not just the big accomplishments—the Instagram Superstar moments everyone posts of their kids—that you miss. Even more, it’s the little things, like shooting hoops, baking together, playing games, story time… All those small moments of big connection that were supposed to be “givens” of parenting… And despite those nagging voices in your head … or possibly even from folks around you… before we go any further, let me reassure you that YOU are a GOOD PARENT. How do I know? Because you’re here. You recognize that your child, your family, YOU have a need, and you’re actively seeking solutions. I know you’re running. And I know that when you’re not running, your mind is. Running for the answers, for the solutions to this mystery that separates your child from you, from the world. Let me tell you a secret. You can stop running now. Your answer has been right here all along... Because YOU are your child’s best medicine. I know this probably isn’t the message you’re used to hearing. But it’s true. When you really boil it down, the only difference between ASD and “normal” development is the different between this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SLzPyxzbYIwNnW0jcdnHmqKBYX27e0NW/view?usp=sharing And this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19o6T7DbYnUCz8kTdqJjOYKAd6dtAqGi_/view?usp=sharing It’s just a matter of your child knowing how to span the gap and grab hold of the scaffolding guidance you provide. That’s it. But simple isn’t always easy… without the proper guidance. And that’s where I come in. If you want to guide your child to reach out to you (and others) for genuine, meaningful connection. If you want to learn how to help them THRIVE—now, and in the future—I can help. Reach out today to schedule a free consultation.

Play is the foundation for learning through which I instill meaningful connections and foster problem-solving skills. Coupled with a certification in family trauma, my extensive knowledge and expertise in the neurology of play and parent coaching presents itself as a unique opportunity. Through my work with children and families, I focus on a dynamic approach, involving the internal state and external environment. I capture the individuality of the family unit, designing a therapeutic plan to build confidence and empower lasting change. The philosophy of my practice takes a holistic viewpoint to understand the whole child, laying a foundation for future success. I specialize in treating children with autism, attention difficulties, behavior challenges, language learning disabilities and picky eating in a supportive setting. When it comes to feeding, mealtime is truly special. It highlights a child's relationship with food, encouraging exploration, positive role models, and skill proficiency. Nutrition counseling further considers environmental attributes, facilitating education and self-efficacy. I provide parent coaching sessions and work closely with educators and other professionals to increase awareness, ensure consistency, and carryover invaluable tools. My goal is to empower parents and caregivers with strategies and resources. I welcome the child and adult into the therapeutic space because, as partners, we can achieve so much more!

Effective Accent Modification provides individual and corporate speech pathology services in the area of foreign and regional accent modification training in order to allow for effective business and social communication skills. The goal is never to "remove" an accent. Rather, we work with clients to improve pronunciation and speech clarity while maintaining cultural identity. We help clients with both foreign and regional accents speak more clearly and confidently to improve understanding and reduce frustration. We understand the value of employees' ability to successfully communicate and the overall impact this has on your organization. Your company will be better positioned to meet future challenges and readily capitalize on the talent already within your organization when current employees achieve better business communication and speech clarity skills. Effective Acccent Modification training is offered through 1:1 sessions, small group training, or live web-based conferencing. Our individualized training programs are customized for each individual speaker in order to most effectively and efficiently improve your American English communication. To learn more, please contact us today.

It hurts to see your child struggle to learn and communicate effectively. Your child is smart. Your child wants to do a good job and be successful. But you are starting to see signs of discouragement, and loss of the curiosity and enthusiasm for learning that was once there. You have worked hard to give your child the best opportunities. You want to help but you aren’t sure what to do. I support children with learning difficulties who are struggling with discouragement and a loss of interest in education. By giving them the tools they need to overcome challenges with language, literacy, and auditory processing weaknesses, I help children renew their excitement for learning and their confidence in themselves. At the same time, I empower parents by equipping them with strategies to support their children’s learning in the midst of their busy daily routines, leading to a more calm and connected home life. Please contact me if you would like to see how we can work together to maximize your child’s potential. I look forward to speaking with you!

Help Me Speak, LLC is the premier private practice in Howard County! We service infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school age children, teens, & adults. For our pediatric clients, we encourage & facilitate parent involvement. Our training is current with the latest innovative methods & techniques. We specialize in evaluating & treating clients of all ages with oromyofunctional disorders, apraxia, autism, &/or eating/feeding challenges. Also, we provide services for clients with: Down syndrome, CP, articulation errors, tongue tie, oromyofunctional disorders, language learning disorders, stuttering, developmental delays, genetic &/or neurological disorders & more. Our SLPs are trained in PROMPT, structured oral placement exercises (Talk Tools), Beckman stretches, Kaufman techniques, Fast ForWord, Food Chaining, The Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Approach to Feeding, Rhythmic Entrainment Intervention (REI), Interactive Metronome (IM), Suzanne Evans Morris' mealtimes strategies, & a variety of traditional therapy approaches. Our brand new clinic includes many treatment rooms w/parent observation in the session or via tablet, a kitchenette, a bathroom, a waiting area, & a loaded toy/ therapy supply closet. Siblings are welcome to play in the waiting area during therapy sessions. Our clinic is handicapped accessible. Help Me Speak, LLC provides their clients with individualized therapy sessions in a structured, yet comfortable environment. Customized evaluations & intensive therapy programs for distance clients are available. We have always been a neuroaffirming practice that supports our clients where their skills are currently. We coordinate with other medical professionals as needed.

My name is Ellen Nee I have worked as a Speech Language Pathologist in private and public schools for the past twenty years. I recently started a private Speech and Language practice called Dynamic Speech Therapy Solutions LLC. It is located in the north shore area of Boston Massachusetts. I have primarily spent my career working with children from preschool through middle school. I specialize in oral motor programming for speech dysfluency, work with children/teens on the Autistic Spectrum, Augmentative Communication Devices, Voice and swallowing and feeding tolerance therapy. I am trained in PROMPT and Wilson certified. I am currently using EPG technology with Complete Speech/Smart Palate to remediate difficult articulation patterns in a reduced amount of time. Use of Ling Waves programs to remediate/modify voice

Gabrielle Rahn is a speech-language pathologist in York, PA. Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Accent Modification • Aphasia • Apraxia • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Augmentative Alternative Communication • Aural (re)habilitation • Central Auditory Processing Issues • Cleft palate • Cognitive-Communication Disorders • Communication Improvement and Public Speaking • Fluency and fluency disorders • Language acquisition disorders • Laryngectomy • Learning disabilities • Neurogenic Communication Disorders • Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders • Phonology Disorders • Speech Therapy • Swallowing disorders • Voice Disorders Take the next step and contact Gabrielle Rahn for a consultation.

Susan is the founder of Summit Speech Services. She has been a speech language pathologist for over 25 years. Susan has worked with children and young adults privately, in the clinic, and in the private/public school settings. Her areas of expertise include: preschool language, speech sounds disorders, language delays/disorders, fluency/stuttering, social communication, and educating families on speech language issues. I feel privileged to have had the experience of working with many different individuals, families, and professionals across a variety of settings, over the years. To understand and to speak with clarity and confidence, whether it's at the dinner table, on the playground, in the classroom, or in the boardroom, my desire is to help individuals and families achieve their greatest speech language potential. I look forward to being part of your communication journey. Please contact Susan Zachariah for a consultation. Flexible mobile locations for speech services: client home, daycare/preschool/aftercare, private schools, etc.

Services: ** TELETHERAPY AVAILABLE ** LSVT-LOUD (Speech treatment for Parkinson's Disease patients):We provide evaluation and treatment for Parkinson’s Disease related communication deficits. Parkinson’s Disease and other neurological deficits often cause faulty feedback to the brain which can result in communication that is too soft, mumbled, monotone or hoarse. Because of this, patients with Parkinson's Disease can often be difficult to understand. Our LSVT-LOUD treatment teaches Parkinson’s Disease patients techniques to improve their communication ability and perception of appropriate loudness. Dysphagia – Patients with dysphagia have difficulty swallowing and may experience pain while swallowing, making it difficult to eat. Dysphagia is caused by weak muscles in the mouth and throat and is often a result of a stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease or Alzheimer’s disease. Aphasia – Aphasia causes patients to have difficulty reading, speaking, listening and writing. Aphasia is caused by damage to parts of the brain that are responsible for language. Apraxia – Patients with apraxia have difficulty speaking what he/she wants to speak. Apraxia can occur in two forms. Patients can be born with the disorder or it can develop from a stroke or head injury. Dysarthria – Patients with dysarthria may have slurred speech, a slow or rapid rate of speech, abnormal rhythm when speaking or difficulty chewing and swallowing. Dysarthria can develop from a stroke or head injury. Stuttering – Stuttering is a communication disorder that causes difficulty in fluency of speech. This includes involuntary repetitions of words, parts of words or sounds. Stuttering is also referred to as stammering. Dementia – Dementia is related to memory loss. A speech-language pathologist can help patients with dementia by using strategies to help preserve communications and cognitive function.

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.

FCSN trained. Speech-language pathologist with 30+ years experience as a therapist and an advocate/consultant for students with diverse special education needs of all ages. Experience with suburban school systems and BPS. Review and interpret clinical evaluations and help develop I.E.P./ 504 plans. Specialties include communication disorders, ASD, and transition planning. I am available for observations/ evaluations of current and proposed IEP/504 placements, team meetings, BSEA mediation and hearing. From 2001-2017 I was the Director of Speech and Language Services at Wellesley Therapeutic Services. I evaluated and treated children, adolescents and adults within a highly supportive and attentive environment. I offered evaluations and treatment options to individuals with a wide range of communication disorders. my goal is to maximize the potential of each and every client with whom I work. In order to do this I believe in an integrative approach that involves collaboration with parents, caretakers, educational teams and medical providers. Therapy is tailored to the individual needs of each client. Therapy approaches include speech and language therapy built into a play therapy model for young children, executive functioning coaching for adolescents and adults and more traditional therapy techniques. The combination of expert care within a therapeutic environment achieves results. Specialty areas evaluated and treated include articulation/phonological disorders, language based learning disabilities, auditory processing disorders, oral motor/feeding disorders, craniofacial disorders, pediatric and adult language/cognitive disorders, phonological awareness development, reading and writing disorders, stuttering, myofunctional therapy (i.e., tongue thrust), voice disorders and autism spectrum disorders which includes autism, pervasive developmental disorder and Aspergers (both pediatric and adult). Diagnoses evaluated and treated include aphasia, apraxia, dysarthria, articulation/phonological disorders, fluency disorders, voice disorders, and language delays/disorders. For more information about speech and language services , please contact me.

Beyond Speech Therapy is an outpatient clinic. Our goal is to provide a positive and nurturing environment for clients and families of all ages to enhance and develop lifelong valuable skills that will improve their quality of life and activities of daily living. • Aphasia • Apraxia • Dysarthria • Dysphagia (Modified Barium Swallow Studies) • Pragmatics Pediatric Feeding Program • Social Skills • Voice • Phonological Awareness/Processing • Articulation • Language Disorders • Cognitive Deficits (Memory/Processing) • Executive Functions (ADD/ADHD) • Auditory Processing Certified In: Ampcare ESP, Interactive Metronome, Biofeedback and Neurofeedback, IOPI, SPEAK OUT! In-Network with most Insurance Companies Beyond Speech Therapy is an outpatient clinic that provides skilled rehabilitation from licensed speech language pathologists. What is Neurofeedback? Neurofeedback is direct training of brain function, by which the brain learns to function more efficiently. We observe the brain in action from moment to moment. We show that information back to the person. And we reward the brain for changing its own activity to more appropriate patterns. This is a gradual learning process. It applies to any aspect of brain function that we can measure. Neurofeedback is also called EEG Biofeedback, because it is based on electrical brain activity, the electroencephalogram, or EEG. Neurofeedback is training in self-regulation. It is simply biofeedback applied to the brain directly. Self-regulation is a necessary part of good brain function. Self-regulation training allows the system (the central nervous system) to function better. Neurofeedback addresses problems of brain dis-regulation. These happen to be numerous.  6965 San Luis Ave, Atascadero • Anxiety/Depression Spectrum • Attention Deficits • Behavior Disorders • Various Sleep Disorders • Headaches & Migraines • Traumatic Brain Injury • PMS & Emotional Disturbances • History of Stroke • Seizures • Autism Spectrum • Cerebral Palsy • Optimal performance in high stress jobs and sports

Lori Roth is a speech-language pathologist in Morris Plains, NJ. Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Apraxia • Autism • Cleft palate • Language acquisition disorders • Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders • Speech Therapy • Voice Disorders Take the next step and contact Lori Roth for a consultation.

We are a multidisciplinary practice offering speech therapy, feeding therapy, mental health counseling, and occupational therapy to children ages 0 through 21 years. We are located in Sudbury, Massachusetts and service the Boston MetroWest communities. Our skilled professionals work with children with a variety of diagnoses and needs including Autism spectrum disorders, sensory processing disorder, Apraxia of speech, ADD/ADHD, Down Syndrome, executive functioning difficulties, social skills, stuttering, and articulation disorders. We offer social skills groups for toddlers, young children, and adolescents. Our therapists are dedicated to their patients and families and form lasting bonds with their patients. We value evidence-based practice at our facility as well as keeping treatment focused on functionality but also fun!

Susan J. Staaf Therapy Services, LLC in Cinnaminson, NJ offers families a warm, caring environment for children to improve their speech and language skills. We employ a range of services that foster language and articulation progress, as well as oral motor techniques that help promote safe swallowing and feeding. Our speech-language private sessions are provided in a natural environment, offering a more robust language experience. Children with all levels of developmental delays can benefit from our experience. Practice Areas: • Speech Language Pathology • Apraxia • Articulation and Phonological Process Disorders • Augmentative Alternative Communication • Autism • Cognitive-Communication Disorders • Development of slp technology • Language acquisition disorders • Learning disabilities • Phonology Disorders • SLP developmental disabilities • Speech-Language Research • Speech Therapy • Swallowing disorders Take the next step and contact Susan Staaf for a consultation.

Extremely friendly, relationship based environment. Children undergo a thorough dynamic assessment, where we analyze and match your child's developmental level. We take into account child's individual differences (sensory, physical, cognitive, social - emotional development) and your child's unique way of taking in the information from the world. We take into account the biological differences that may be influencing your child's ability to learn and grow. We strongly believe in building relationships with primary caregivers, and think that it is a critical element in helping a child return to a healthy developmental path. * Individual as well as group therapy are available.

Mary Valantine is a Speech-Language Pathologist in South SLC and Utah County Practice settings: Home Health, Private Practice: Pediatrics, School age 5-18, Adult, Geriatrics Practice Areas: Cognitive-TBI and Stroke Rehabilitation Dysphagia, Swallowing Disorders, Voice disorders; Dysfluencies: Stuttering Aphasia; Apraxia; Dysarthria; Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders. Augmentative Alternative Communication boards; Cognitive-Communication disorders; TBI Neurogenic Communication Disorders; MS, PD, ALS Populations: preschool-school age- adult-geriatrics Education to patients, caregivers, and parents needing help in carryover treatment skills. Pediatric clients: Articulation disorders, Language delays, disorders, selective Mutism. Take the next step and contact Mary Valantine for a consultation.

I am a bilingual Speech Language Pathologist living and working in Manhattan. I hold a Bilingual certification extension in Russian Language. I am well equipped with knowledge of how two or more phonological systems of different languages develop simultaneously in a child exposed to more than one language at home. I diagnose and treat speech and language delays and disorders in children and adolescents. I hold a Master of Science in Speech and Language Pathology from Columbia University (Teachers College), New York City. I also hold a Master of Arts in Linguistics from a reputable University in Russia. I hold a certificate of Clinical Competence by ASHA (American Speech and Hearing Association) and a member of ASHA as well as several Special interest divisions, including Child Language Development. My practice is on Upper East Side, Manhattan.

GraySPEAK Therapy strives to educate, treat, and empower individuals and families by improving speech, language, and feeding skills. GraySpeak Therapy specializes in the treatment of motor speech and feeding difficulties for those with Down syndrome and other disorders of motor control. We work through Early Intervention in Adams, Weld, and Pueblo counties and see clients privately through teletherapy in natural settings throughout the state of Colorado. Goals are attained with specifically tailored and family-centered approaches using evidence-based practices. We aspire to improve the quality of life and self-confidence of each person and family we meet.