Treatment is always patient specified resulting in a productive outcome. Speech-Voice-Language Therapy Speech therapy is an art of shaping, redefining and targeting specific goals. A multimodality approach is used for each individual as each patient's needs are not the same. Even when the goal is the same, treatment is always patient specified resulting in a productive outcome.
Speech Therapists help children and adults in all areas of communication. This includes working with toddlers, school aged, and adolescent children, and adults with a wide variety of speech and language delays and disorders. If your child or a family member has speech, language and or sound concerns, a therapist will begin by administering an individual speech and language evaluation, assess, then provide specific speech therapy strategies.
Speech Therapists help children and adults in all areas of communication. This includes working with toddlers, school aged, and adolescent children, and adults with a wide variety of speech and language delays and disorders. If your child or a family member has speech, language and or sound concerns, a therapist will begin by administering an individual speech and language evaluation, assess, then provide specific speech therapy strategies.
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If your child or a family member has speech, language and or sound concerns, a therapist will begin by administering an individual speech and language evaluation, assess, then provide specific speech therapy strategies. The outcome is to improve the individuals communication for speech and language.
Language Disorders
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There are no standard sets of symptoms that indicates receptive language disorder, since it varies from one child to the next. Receptive language disorder means a child has difficulties understanding what is said to them. Another name for receptive language disorder is language comprehension deficit.
Aphasia
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Is a disorder that results from damage to the language centers of the brain; the most common cause of stroke. A speech-language pathologist work to restore fluency, strength and coordination of speech muscles and aspects of reforming lost language abilities. They work with patients to develop problem-solving and social skills needed to cope with the after effects of a stroke.
Voice Disorders
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Symptoms of a voice disorder can range from hoarseness or a chronic dry, scratchy throat, a pitch/tone that is not pleasing, limitations in the ability too speak clearly, or periods of voice loss. Vocal Abuse and Vocal Fold Paralysis involves using methods to modify vocal behaviors and eliminate vocal/voice misuse, manage voice disorders and allow for improved voice use.
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