Speech Language Pathology for Adults

We assess and treat voice disorders including hoarseness, muscle tension dysphonia, functional voice disorders, and paradoxical vocal fold movement. We do recommend an evaluation to be completed by an otolaryngologist prior to beginning to speech therapy to address voice disorders. Please call to ask any questions about when to start voice therapy.

There are a range of disorders that require speech and language therapy. Common diagnoses that require speech therapy include but are not limited to aphasia, dysarthria, apraxia, fluency disorders, and difficulty with speech and/or language after a traumatic brain injury or stroke. Assessment and treatment are completed based upon each patient's specific concerns.

We are able to assess and treat a range of cognitive communication deficits including but not limited to disorders of attention, memory, and executive functioning resulting from a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or post-concussion syndrome. Strategies are provided during assessment and treatment to best service each patient’s needs.