A stroke or another neurological condition can suddenly change the way a person speaks, understands, reads, or swallows. Sometimes the words simply won't come. At other times, they come out wrong. Sometimes the person knows exactly what they want to say, but something blocks the path between thought and word.
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This is not a permanent loss. The brain has the capacity for recovery—and specialized speech therapy is one of the most effective tools supporting that recovery.
We work with adults who, following a neurological event, are facing:
Language disorders (aphasia)If you are unsure whether it is the right time or if speech therapy can help with your loved one's specific situation, the best first step is an assessment. We will give you an honest assessment of what is possible.
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Initial assessment
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Individualized therapy plan
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Continuous re-evaluation and adjustment
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