Disrupted communication is typically the first symptom/concern that bring an individual to therapy. This can be due to issues in the use of language, the understanding of language, memory, recall and overall social interaction. The symptoms can include issues with sound and word articulation, or with the way language is produced and understood. Family members might even notice a lack of ability interacting with loved ones.

Our Speech Language Pathologists and assistants are all university educated, in addition to our proprietary training, to ensure their expertise and ability to help you get the best treatment available.

We help with:
● Learning vocabulary ● Stuttering
● Articulation ● Intelligibility
● Expressive language ● ESL
● Receptive language
● Writing and comprehension tutoring
● Language deficit do to a brain injury or trauma
● Phonology ● Apraxia
● Dysarthria and voice therapy