For children with language skills difficulties, our specialists offer a comprehensive and individualized evaluation, treatment programs, and parent workshops. Our experts work closely with your family to identify the impact on your child’s communication, social participation, and overall wellbeing.

Aiming for the best therapy outcomes, your child’s assessing therapist will recommend the most suitable therapy delivery model. This may include one-to-one sessions, group therapy sessions, or parent workshops.

Our goal is to assist your child in reaching their optimal potential by enhancing their language and social communication skills.

Our Services Include

• Expressive language delay or disorder

• Receptive language delay or disorder

• Mixed language delay or disorder

• Communication disorders such as autism spectrum disorder

• Language disorders related to:

  • Hearing difficulty

  • Genetic disorders such as Down syndrome

  • Neurodevelopmental disorders such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Some children struggle to say words correctly, which is common as they learn to speak. However, children who do not produce words clearly at expected developmental ages may have a speech sound disorder.

Our certified speech therapists are qualified to provide differential diagnoses of various speech sound disorders, ensuring accurate assessment and targeted intervention.

Types of We Treat

• Articulation Disorders: Errors in the production of individual speech sounds, such as distortions and substitutions.

• Phonological Disorders: Predictable, rule-based errors that affect more than one sound, such as fronting or final consonant deletion.

• Dysarthria: Neurologic motor conditions that affect the muscles involved in speech production.

• Childhood Apraxia of Speech: A neurological childhood speech sound disorde

Through listening, children learn to speak, read, and write. Hearing loss can significantly affect these areas of development. Our goal is to support patients who use hearing technology—such as hearing aids or cochlear implants—by helping them overcome challenges related to hearing loss.

We focus on improving listening, speech, language, cognitive abilities, and social communication skills through individualized, evidence-based intervention programs.

Our Services Include

• Comprehensive Speech and Language Evaluations: Pre- and post-cochlear implant assessments for pediatric patients.

• Evidence-Based Rehabilitation Programs: Including Auditory Verbal Therapy (AVT) tailored for pediatric patients.

• Consultative Sessions for Adults: Post-cochlear implant support to enhance listening and communication outcomes.

A fluency disorder occurs when the natural flow of speech is interrupted. It is characterized by atypical rate, rhythm, and disfluencies, including stuttering, cluttering, and neurogenic stuttering.

Disfluencies may present as repetition of sounds, syllables, or words, blocks, and sound prolongations. Fluency disorders can significantly impact an individual’s communication abilities, confidence, and social participation.

Our services include screening, evaluation, intervention, education, and ongoing support for individuals with fluency disorders of all ages.

We Provide

• Direct and indirect therapy programs

• Lidcombe Program for children who stutter

• Patient and family education

• Group therapy sessions

Our emphasis is on maximizing the functional communication skills of adults with acquired speech, language, and cognitive-communication disorders resulting from stroke, brain injury, or neurological disease.

Our goal is to assist each patient in achieving and maintaining communication skills that support independence at home, in the workplace, and within social environments. We provide specialized services for adult outpatients experiencing communication difficulties associated with aphasia, dementia, and dysarthria.

Our Services Include

• Comprehensive evaluations of communication and cognition

• Individualized, evidence-based treatment programs

• Patient and family counseling and education

• Consultations and in-service programs

• Group and individual therapy sessions

• Multidisciplinary rounds

We offer comprehensive evaluation and treatment for patients with voice and resonance disorders, including cleft lip and palate. Working closely with referring physicians, our Speech-Language Pathologists have specialized training and are committed to providing the highest standard of care for each patient.

Our services are available for both pediatric and adult patients and are tailored to meet individual needs using evidence-based practices.

Our Services Include

• Video stroboscopy

• Flexible video endoscopic evaluation

• Lee Silverman Voice Therapy (LSVT)

• Acoustic and perceptual evaluation of voice characteristics

• Treatment of dysphonia and functional voice disorders

• Prosthesis and tracheoesophageal puncture voice prosthesis for patients with laryngectomy

We offer comprehensive assessments and treatment services for inpatients and outpatients experiencing feeding or swallowing disorders, clinically known as dysphagia.

Our Services Include

• Comprehensive clinical swallowing evaluations

• Modified Barium Swallow (MBS) Study: A diagnostic examination involving swallowing food under fluoroscopic X-ray

• Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES): Passing an endoscope trans-nasally to evaluate swallow function

• VitalStim® therapy

Our aim is to identify the underlying cause of feeding or swallowing difficulties, restore safe and efficient swallow function, and improve nutrition and overall quality of life.

Therapy may include diet modifications, rehabilitative exercises, appropriate feeding positioning, and compensatory swallowing strategies to help patients eat and drink more safely and effectively.