Client-Centered Speech Therapy-Evidence-Based Approach
Individualized Therapy With Client-Centered Goals
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We know that beginning speech therapy can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to make it easy. Our process starts with understanding your unique needs and goals, ensuring you receive the best care possible.
Free 15-Minute Consultation
Not sure?, Call us at 831-318-0558 to schedule a complimentary 15 minute consult to discuss your diagnosis and treatment concerns.
Initial Evaluation
Have your healthcare provider send a referral to our office, or call us to initiate scheduling your assessment. We will work with you to ensure there is a weekly session time available for you before your assessment is scheduled.
Take the First Step
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and start your journey toward better communication.
What does speech therapy help with?
Speech therapy helps people with the following skills, among others:
Speech sound development
Language comprehension
Vocabulary development
Vocal hygiene
Cognition, memory, and executive function
Coordination and motor planning for speech
Language expression
Fluency in speaking
Using the voice that most aligns with one’s gender
Feeding therapy
Who can benefit from speech therapy?
Speech therapy can help children and adults with:
Speech/language delays or disorders
Apraxia of speech
Autism
Neurogenic disorders
Genetic disorders
Parkinsons
Head or Neck cancer
Dementia
A history of stroke or traumatic brain injury
Fluency disorders (stuttering)
Developmental delays or disorders
Craniofacial anomalies
Cognitive impairment
Stroke
Swallowing trouble
Gender-Affirming Voice Therapy
We strive to provide an assessment and goals that are completely client-driven. Our clinicians have experience with a wide range of client needs. Sessions can be focused on emulating a particular sound by providing voice samples or exploring different ranges and sounds. The areas of voice we usually address are resonance, pitch, breathiness, intonation, vocal tension, and pragmatic language. We prioritize scheduling patients with the highest medical acuity, and we consider any sort of harm, be it dysphoria or otherwise, that is a result of one's voice to be acute.
Vocal pitch/range (to use a higher or lower voice)
Resonance, or the tone/quality of speech
Nonverbal communication, such as mannerisms and body postures/positioning
Intonation, or the melody of speech
Vocabulary, or word choice
We Offer Teletherapy
On the fence about trying teletherapy?
Check out these common misconceptions!
Teletherapy is not as effective as in-person treatment.
Teletherapy can be just as effective, with a growing body of evidence supporting its success.
Teletherapy is too impersonal.
Consistent virtual sessions build strong therapist-client relationships.
My child won't pay attention during teletherapy.
Our clinicians are trained in engaging strategies for virtual environments.
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Therapy Today
Ready to begin your speech therapy journey? Contact us to schedule an evaluation or learn more about our services.