Speech therapy for adults helps improve communication, voice control, cognitive skills, and swallowing difficulties caused by conditions like strokes, brain injuries, Parkinson's disease, or lifelong speech issues. Treatment typically begins with an evaluation by a speech-language pathologist (SLP) to create a custom plan with sessions held one to two times per week.

What to Expect:

• Initial Evaluation: A therapist assesses your speech, language, or swallowing and discusses your personal goals.

• We develop a personalized and targeted treatment plan.

• Sessions can take place in-person at our practice or virtually.

Common Conditions Treated

• Stroke and Brain Injury: Manages language difficulties resulting from Apasia (trouble finding or understanding words) and cognitive concerns (like memory loss or poor focus).

• Progressive Diseases: Manages speech and swallowing changes from Neurogenic disorders such as Parkinson's disease, ALS, or dementia.  

• Voice and Speech Disorders: Treats stuttering, slurred speech (dysarthria), vocal cord issues, or volume, quality, pitch, and fluency control.

• Communication Goals: Assists with accent modification, public speaking, or professional communication skills.​​​