Speech Services
SERVICES | SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Adult Services for Standard English Training | Aphasia Boot Camp | Aphasia Programs | Augmentative and Alternative Communication | Aural Rehabilitation | Autism Evaluations | Bilingual Services | Community Speech, Language, & Hearing Screenings | Parent Coaching | Language Learning Lab (LLL) | Language Literacy Intervention | Processing Clinic | Selective Mutism | Stuttering | Speech Sound Disorders | Developmental Language Disorder | Gender-Affirming Voice Therapy | Clinical Voice and Vocal Health
Evaluation is the first step. A full range of speech and language diagnostic services is available for infants through adults.
Speech-Language Therapy Services are available for individuals diagnosed with a speech, language, swallowing disorder, or a speech/voice difference they wish to address. Sessions can be individual or in a group. Treatment goals are created specifically with the client and family in mind, and the sessions are scheduled at a frequency that best suits the client's needs. If a recent evaluation from another agency is available, individuals can enroll in therapy directly. Currently, sessions can be in person or online.
Services are available to individuals who want to develop a voice consistent with their gender identity. Our clinicians provide a safe place to explore possibilities and achieve a new voice.
A program for individuals with international accents or regional dialects who want to increase their proficiency in speaking Standard American English (SAE). | |
A four-week intensive program in June. This affordable experience is a combination of individual and group therapy and is tailor-made for each person's interests and needs. | |
Individual and group therapy offered during the fall and spring semesters. | |
Evaluations and treatment for individuals with complex communication needs who may benefit from using different communication methods, such as pictures or a device. | |
Aural Rehabilitation
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Designed for children and adults with cochlear implants or hearing aids to improve listening and spoken language abilities, articulation of speech sounds, and provide communication partner training. |
Diagnostic evaluations to recognize the unique characteristics of autism and identify areas of support for the diverse experiences of autism in children, adolescents, and adults | |
Bilingual Services
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Evaluations for individuals who speak Spanish. Services in other languages require an interpreter. Please advise the receptionist that an interpreter will be needed. Treatment available on a limited basis. |
Community Speech, Language, & Hearing Screenings
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Screening is a way to determine if a young child is developing speech and language skills as expected for his/her age. To arrange for screenings at your school or facility, contact Demi Yaffe. |
Parent Coaching
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An evidence-based intervention approach in which parents are coached to develop routines and strategies that fit into the family's daily life in order to facilitate their child's communication development. |
This program is for adults with intellectual disabilities who wish to improve their reading, writing and social communication skills. | |
Language Literacy Intervention
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Evaluation and treatment services for individuals who struggle academically and may have difficulty with reading, writing, spelling, or executive functions. |
Processing Clinic
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This is a clinic involving both audiology and speech-language pathology to assess individuals who have difficulty processing, learning, or remembering information despite having typical intellectual abilities. |
Selective Mutism
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For children who speak in certain situations and settings, but unable to speak in others. |
We provide services for young children, school-age children and adults who stutter in a supportive and trusting environment. The Stuttering Support Group is offered weekly at nights for adults who stutter. | |
Speech Sound Disorders
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Evaluation and treatment of all types of speech sound disorders, including articulation and phonological disorders as well as childhood apraxia of speech. |
DLD (Developmental Language Disorder) is a brain difference that makes talking and listening difficult. These difficulties do not occur for any known reason (e.g. head injury, hearing loss). | |
Services are available to individuals who want to develop a voice consistent with their gender identity. Our clinicians provide a safe place to explore possibilities and achieve a new voice. | |
Voice issues can be due to a medical condition or vocal habits. The problem can be organic or functional. Our clinicians focus on helping individuals heal and achieve their voice goals. |