Speech therapy is a treatment for speech, language, and voice disorders. During speech therapy, you or your child works with a speech-language pathologist (SLP), who teaches you how to speak more ...

Maybe you’ve noticed it at a recent playdate: while other little ones are chattering away, your sweet babe is quieter, using fewer words, or communicating differently. Comparison and panic can creep ...

From stroke and brain injury, to cognitive impairment and neurological diseases, various conditions can have a profound ...

Evaluation and treatment of speech, language, and cognitive disorders in clients with varying neurologic diagnoses including but not limited to post-stroke aphasia, traumatic brain injury, dementia, ...

Statistics from 2015, pre-pandemic, approximate that 7.7% of U.S. children ages 13–17—nearly 1 in 12—have had a disorder related to voice, speech, language, or difficulty swallowing. However, a recent ...

Speech therapy focuses on treating speech, language, voice, and communication disorders to help people be safe and ...

Although speaking may be difficult after a tracheostomy, it’s generally possible. Speech and language therapy, along with aids like a speaking valve attachment, can help. Every year more than 100,000 ...

Tom Haynes speaks with Andy Frasier from the Scottish Rite Foundation of Georgia about the importance of speech therapy for children. The foundation is hosting a unique fundraiser to support families ...