Speech-Language Services for Every Stage of Life

For children and adults with concerns about speech sounds, language, or overall communication

Assessing oral muscle function, tongue posture, swallowing, and breathing patterns

Specialized assessment for apraxia, dysarthria, and other motor speech disorders

For adults with aphasia, cognitive-communication needs, or language changes after illness or injury

Our speech therapy services are dedicated to helping individuals overcome speech sound disorders and embrace effective expression. From lisps to phonological disorders and everything in between, we offer specialized therapy for children and adults alike. Our personalized approach, combined with evidence-based techniques, ensures that each client receives the tailored support they need to unlock clear and confident speech.

With hours of rigorous study and practice in the area of motor speech disorders, we offer qualified services that are specific to motor speech disorders such as Apraxia and Childhood Apraxia of Speech. Speech intervention is provided utilizing the principles of motor learning and research based treatment methods such as PROMPT, DTTC, and ReST.

Our dedicated myofunctional therapy services are designed to optimize the coordination and strength of the muscles involved in speech, swallowing, and facial expression. Treatment is designed to target and treat tongue thrust, improper swallowing, and other oral habits. Through a holistic approach and evidence-based techniques, we will support you in achieving proper oral function, improved speech clarity, and overall well-being.

Targeting expressive language, receptive language, pragmatic/social language, and narrative skills across all age groups and settings.

Stuttering and fluency services focus on supporting individuals who experience disruptions in the natural flow of speech, such as repetitions, prolongations, or blocks. In speech therapy, we provide a supportive, affirming approach that addresses both speech patterns and the emotional aspects of communication. Therapy may include building awareness, learning individualized fluency and communication strategies, increasing confidence, and developing positive communication attitudes. Services are tailored for children, teens, and adults, with the goal of promoting effective, confident communication across everyday situations.

Voice therapy focuses on improving vocal quality, strength, and endurance while promoting healthy voice use. Services support individuals who experience hoarseness, vocal fatigue, strain, voice loss, or changes in voice related to injury, medical conditions, or vocal overuse. Therapy includes education on vocal hygiene, breath support, and efficient voice production, along with individualized exercises to reduce strain and support long-term vocal health.

We are committed to offering services that enhance cognitive function and memory resilience through personalized cognitive and memory therapy. Through evidence-based strategies and a supportive environment, we empower clients to sharpen cognitive skills, boost memory retention, and regain cognitive independence. Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing age-related changes, or seeking to optimize cognitive performance, our therapy can make a meaningful difference.

We understand the challenges that individuals with aphasia face in expressing themselves. We are dedicated to offering personalized treatment plans that focus on rebuilding language skills and restoring confidence. Through innovative techniques and a compassionate approach, we work alongside our clients to unlock the power of language and foster meaningful connections.

Executive functioning skills are the mental processes that help us plan, organize, manage time, regulate emotions, and follow through on tasks. In speech therapy, executive functioning services focus on strengthening the cognitive-communication skills needed for success at school, work, and in daily life.

Therapy is functional and collaborative, helping clients understand how their brain works and learn tools they can use independently across real-world settings.

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Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that affects the strength, coordination, and control of the muscles used for speech, often resulting in reduced clarity, altered speech rate, or changes in voice quality. Dysarthria therapy for children and adults focuses on improving speech intelligibility and supporting functional communication in everyday settings.

We utilize the principles of motor learning and evidenced based approaches to target dysarthria.

We provide specialized support for children experiencing motor speech delays, helping them build the skills needed for clear and confident communication. Motor speech delays can affect a child’s ability to plan, coordinate, and produce the precise movements required for speech. In many cases, little ones may exhibit signs of a motor speech delay before a more specific diagnosis—such as apraxia of speech—can be accurately determined. We utilize dynamic assessment during evaluation to better understand each child’s speech motor abilities, and we rely on the principles of motor learning and evidence-based approaches to guide accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. Early support during this stage is essential and can make a meaningful difference in long-term outcomes.

We offer one-on-one coaching, education, and counseling support for both clients and loved ones. We help to provide strategies for carry over and insight into your loved ones challenges.

At Speech Specialists LLC we understand that holistic therapy goes beyond the client and extends to the family and caregivers. For these reasons, we offer services such as family support groups and counseling.

Gain a mentor passionate about helping young SLP’s kickstart their career. We work with you and help guid you through finding a niche, negotiating, continuing education, and more!

Guidance and direction in all things motor speech! We will guide you through developing your “motor lens”, evaluation, treatment, and recommended training to feel confident when working with motor speech disorders such as Childhood Apraxia of Speech.