Our speech-language treatment plans and goals are developed and implemented based upon your individual needs. Our speech-language pathologists provide individual and group therapy at our office, or if arranged, at the child’s natural communication environment (i.e. home, school, and daycare), as well as online via teletherapy.
Parent and caregiver involvement is essential for an individual's success.
- Articulation/Phonological Disorders
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Expressive and Receptive Language Disorders
- Social Skills/Pragmatic Language Disorders
- Hearing Impaired/Cochlear Implant Rehabilitation
- Cognitive Communication
- Central Auditory Processing Disorders
- Fluency Disorders/Stuttering
- Feeding and Myofunctional (Tongue Thrust) Disorders
- Apraxia of Speech/Motor-Speech Disorders
- Voice Disorders
- Augmentative Communication
- Parent and caregiver training
- Teletherapy Services
Speech therapy sessions may be play based and/or structured. Our goal is for our clients to become fully engaged in each session while working on their targeted goals.
Online Speech Therapy Sessions
In addition, Say What? Speech Therapy Services offers web-based virtual speech evaluations and therapy sessions for individuals and groups. Each session is pre-scheduled. The SLPs interact with the clients using appropriate therapeutic activities. Necessary materials will be sent to the client beforehand or made available during the session. Home programs are also available to allow for additional practice in between sessions.
Based on the needs and concerns of the individual being assessed, the evaluation will include:
- Articulation- speech sound production
- Voice- vocal quality, vocal use and abuse
- Fluency- stuttering, cluttering, normal dysfluencies
- Language- receptive (understanding), expressive (expression), and social skills/pragmatic (use of language)
- Dysphagia and Feeding- swallowing function, oral motor skills, and oral sensory awareness
- A comprehensive evaluation will include an evaluation in all areas of communication, formal or informal.
- A limited evaluation will only include a specific area of concern (i.e. speech sound production).
- Making friends
- Greeting others
- Personal space
- Non-verbal body language
- Joining peers in play
- Sharing Turn taking
- Being a part of a group
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Speech therapy helps people of all ages overcome communication challenges. It supports children with speech delays, adults recovering from strokes, and anyone looking to improve their speaking skills. By working with speech-language pathologists, clients can enhance their communication and boost their confidence and quality of life.
ReplyDeleteSpeech therapy improves communication skills, making a significant impact on those with speech challenges.
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