Articulation intervention is provided by a Speech-Language Pathologist to help a person correctly produce sounds or a class of sounds by teaching the placement of articulators (lips, tongue).

For aphasia, treatment aims to improve the person's ability to communicate by restoring as much language as possible, teaching how to make up for lost language skills and finding other methods of communicating.

Treatment would work to target either one’s ability to express and verbalize their thoughts effective (expressive language) or to improve auditory comprehension and integration (receptive language).

Unlock your potential with personalized executive function training designed to enhance focus, organization, and time management. Gain practical strategies to overcome challenges and achieve your personal and professional goals with confidence.

This service is ideal for anyone working on writing an upcoming speech. Whether you are preparing for an upcoming wedding, boardroom presentation, graduation speech, or any other event, we can help you generate your best ideas.

Dysarthria (slurred speech) and Apraxia (a motor speech disorder) can have many causes but require intervention may include adjusting speech rate, strengthening muscles, increasing breath support, and improving articulation.

While there may be no “cure” for stuttering, there are ways to reduce it’s impact on one’s speech and the emotional hardship that many people who stutter feel.

Many students and children struggle with understanding the complexities of social skills and social language. Pragmatic language services can help teach children the unwritten rules of social communication.