Specialized Care Across the Lifespan
Stuttering & Cluttering
"Thinking Skills"
Speech & Language
Stuttering is complex and entails thoughts and feelings about communication and about communication experiences. Understanding individual relevant factors allows for personalized and holistic care.
Cluttering involves speech that sounds rapid, unclear and/or disorganized to the listener.
The ultimate goal of therapy is free, natural, and confident communication that is in accord with personal values.
Cognitive & Executive functioning involves fundamental skills that may be compromised for various reasons, including having ADD or ADHD, receiving chemotherapy ("chemo brain") or acquiring a brain injury, to name a few. Difficulties in this area can significantly affect academic or occupational performance, and quality of life. Therapy addresses individual real-life circumstances while building skill sets with age-appropriate, guided practice.
Speech: therapy addresses producing speech sounds and words.
Language: therapy addresses using words to understand or express ideas, thoughts, and feelings. This includes the
Social Aspects of communication.
Therapy addresses acquiring these abilities during development or regaining loss of these capacities due to stroke, disease, or other causes.