We serve adults with speech and language disorders with neurological bases, such as:

• Aphasia, a language disorder that occurs after injury to the brain and includes difficulty expressing yourself by finding the right words, or understanding others.

• Apraxia, a motor speech disorder that occurs after injury to the brain that makes it difficult to say the correct sounds in the correct order to produce words

• Dysarthria, a motor speech disorder that occurs after injury to the brain that makes it difficult to move your speech muscles to produce clear speech or voice.
   

These are often seen as a result of:

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• Stroke

• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

• Parkinson's Disease

• Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

• Amyotphic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

We serve and support individuals with a variety of voice or fluency disorders that may be a acquired, or may be something that has been present for a long time, including:

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• Voice disorders such as nodules, polyps, or other issues resulting in hoarseness, breathiness, or strained voice. 

• Stuttering

• Cluttering, a fluency disorder that sometimes sounds like stuttering, and includes fast rate of speech, shortening words, or sounding like words are "jumbled"

• Speech disorders, including lisps, or difficulty producing speech sounds like the "r" sound

Our clinician are also skilled in providing services for individuals looking for:
 

• Accent Modification: If you are looking to reduce the impact of your native accent on your speech, we can help you learn how to adjust your speech to be better understood in your community. 
   

• Transgender Voice: We can help you develop a voice that matches your identity and expression.
   

• Voice Disorders: Often resulting from vocal trauma, reflux, or 

Give us a call at 818-788-1003 and we will be happy to discuss your individual case.