Speech Services

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.

Adult Services for Standard English Training (ASSET)	A program for individuals with international accents or regional dialects who want to increase their proficiency in speaking Standard American English (SAE).
Aphasia Boot Camp	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.
Aphasia Programs	Individual and group therapy offered during the fall and spring semesters.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)	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	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.
Autism Evaluations	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	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	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	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.
Language Learning Lab (LLL)	This program is for adults with intellectual disabilities who wish to improve their reading, writing and social communication skills.
Language Literacy Intervention	Evaluation and treatment services for individuals who struggle academically and may have difficulty with reading, writing, spelling, or executive functions.
Processing Clinic	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	For children who speak in certain situations and settings, but unable to speak in others.
Stuttering Services	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	Evaluation and treatment of all types of speech sound disorders, including articulation and phonological disorders as well as childhood apraxia of speech.
Developmental Language Disorder	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).
Clinical Voice and Vocal Health Clinic	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.