Our Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) evaluate and treat children and adults with a variety of impairments that affect language, communication and oral motor function. This includes diagnoses such as autism-spectrum disorders; neurological trauma such as traumatic brain injury or stroke; degenerative disease such as Parkinson’s, Dementia, and ALS; and those with congenital and developmental delays. Our SLPs provide individualized treatment programs for each client focusing on return to independent living, work/school, and social life. They also work closely with Physical and Occupational Therapists to provide each patient with a full recovery, both mentally and physically.
Providing a Spectrum of Specialized Care
SMHC's Speech-Language Pathologists treat a wide range of conditions including:
Feeding/swallowing (dysphagia)
NMES (neuromuscular electric stimulation) Vitalstim
Speech and language
Dysarthria/apraxia/aphasia
Delayed articulation/language
Voice
Vocal nodules, vocal abuse, vocal fold dysfunction
LSVT (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment)
Social/Pragmatic Language
Social Groups with use of Social Thinking curriculum
Cognition
Memory
Attention
Executive Functions
Thought Organization
Problem Solving/Reasoning
Social skills/pragmatic language
Schedule an Appointment
A physician's referral is required for treatment. For more information, or to make an appointment, please see the locations tab or contact central scheduling at 207-294-8030.
