Speech therapy is a specialized form of treatment aimed at helping individuals of all ages improve their communication skills. This therapy addresses a range of issues, including articulation disorders, fluency problems, voice disorders, and difficulties with language comprehension and expression. Speech therapists, or speech-language pathologists, use various techniques and exercises to enhance verbal, nonverbal, and social communication. The goal is to empower individuals to communicate more effectively, thereby improving their ability to participate fully in educational, social, and professional settings.
Speech-Language Services include:
Speech/language delays and disorders in children and adults.
In and out of hospital Infants oral stimulation for pre-mature babies (stimulate oral feeding, speech, and language)
Neurogenic speech/language disorders for children and adults (Autism, TBI, aphasia, CP, dementia, stroke etc.)
Dysphagia/swallowing disorders (Difficulty chewing, swallowing, and feeding)
Fluency (Stuttering), Articulation, phonological disorders (Difficulty producing words correctly) and Voice disorder assessment and treatment
Teletherapy