An overview of the conditions our team supports in children and adults. This page is a starting point — every evaluation is individualized, and a specific diagnosis or treatment plan should always come from a full assessment, not a website description.
Support for social communication, language development, and functional communication — including AAC when helpful — built around each child's own communication style.
Learn More about Autism Spectrum DisorderTreatment for children who substitute, omit, distort, or add sounds in ways that affect how clearly they're understood.
Learn More about Speech Sound & Articulation DisordersEvaluation and therapy for infants and toddlers showing delays in speech, language, feeding, or motor development, when catching things early makes the biggest difference.
Learn More about Early Intervention & Developmental DelaySpecialized motor-speech treatment for children who have difficulty planning and coordinating the precise movements speech requires.
Learn More about Childhood Apraxia of SpeechSupport for children with vocal quality changes — hoarseness, breathiness, strain, or voice loss — helping protect healthy voice use as they grow.
Learn More about Pediatric Voice DisordersSupport for children who repeat, prolong, or block on sounds and syllables, focused on confident, comfortable communication.
Learn More about Stuttering & Fluency DisordersSpeech and language support for children with hearing differences, coordinated with audiologists and other specialists as needed.
Learn More about Hearing Loss & Communication DevelopmentSpeech therapy addressing the resonance and articulation challenges that can come with a cleft lip or palate, alongside the child's medical care team.
Learn More about Cleft Lip & PalateStrategies for children who hear normally but have difficulty processing or making sense of what they hear, especially in noisy environments.
Learn More about Auditory Processing DifficultiesEvaluation and coaching for communication devices, boards, or apps that give a child a reliable way to communicate alongside or instead of speech.
Learn More about Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)Treatment for adults whose brain has trouble planning the movements for speech, even though the speech muscles themselves are not weak. Repeated, movement-based practice makes speech more consistent and easier to understand.
Learn More about Apraxia and Speech TherapyTherapy for slow, slurred or hard-to-understand speech caused by weakness in the speech muscles, often after a stroke or brain injury, or with Parkinson's disease or multiple sclerosis.
Learn More about DysarthriaEvaluation and treatment when chewing or swallowing becomes difficult or unsafe, with a step-by-step plan to make eating and drinking safer and more comfortable.
Learn More about Dysphagia / Swallowing TherapyTherapy for adults who have trouble finding words, forming sentences, or understanding speech or writing, most often after a stroke or brain injury, focused on everyday communication.
Learn More about Aphasia and Speech TherapySupport for speech, voice and swallowing changes after surgery, radiation or chemotherapy for head and neck cancer, working alongside each patient's medical team.
Learn More about Head and Neck CancerHelp with speaking and swallowing for people with a tracheostomy or on a ventilator, including speaking valves, safe swallowing strategies and other ways to communicate.
Learn More about Tracheostomy / VentilatorAssessment and therapy when speech becomes unclear or the voice changes, whether the cause is muscle control, vocal cord function or something else.
Learn More about Speech and Voice DisordersStarting speech therapy early in ALS: keeping speech working as long as possible, and introducing communication devices and tools (AAC) before they are urgently needed.
Learn More about ALSPractical strategies for problems with memory, attention, problem-solving and communication after a brain injury, stroke or other neurological condition.
Learn More about Cognitive DisordersSupport for communication and daily functioning as dementia progresses, plus coaching for family members on ways to keep connecting with their loved one.
Learn More about DementiaTreatment for the soft or monotone voice that Parkinson's disease often causes, including Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT LOUD), to help people speak louder and more clearly.
Learn More about Parkinson's DiseaseTherapy for conditions such as dysarthria and apraxia that affect how clearly a person can produce speech, rebuilding the strength, coordination or planning that speech needs.
Learn More about Motor Speech Disorders in AdultsGuillain-Barré syndrome is a rare condition in which the immune system attacks the nerves. When it weakens the muscles of the face, mouth or throat, therapy supports clear speech and safe swallowing during recovery.
Learn More about Guillain-Barré SyndromeEvaluation and training for communication tools, from simple boards to speech-generating devices, for adults who have lost some or all of their speech.
Learn More about AAC for Adult PatientsYou can schedule by call, text, or a quick online form — we'll set up your free consultation within 24 hours.
Social Communication Challenges
Support for the back-and-forth, unwritten rules of conversation — turn-taking, topic maintenance, reading social cues, and adjusting language to different listeners.
Learn More about Social Communication Challenges