Ongoing language practice is essential for individuals with chronic aphasia to maintain and improve language, even years after the onset of aphasia. Online aphasia communication groups are a great option for adults with aphasia to get that much...
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Maintaining your LSVT Loud voice can be difficult on your own, but joining a Loud for LIfe group exercise class can help.
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Family members, friends, and caregivers of people with aphasia often want to help support communication, but they don’t know how. We’re here to help.
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Individuals who undergo chemotherapy often experience “brain fog” or “chemo brain.” Here are several tips for managing the cognitive changes after chemotherapy.
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One client’s testimonial describes how speech therapy helped improve his communication despite a diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia.
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Many individuals with developmental disabilities, like autism and Down Syndrome, need speech therapy into adulthood. Read more about how speech therapists can help.
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Our practice has grown over the past 5 years, including the addition of telehealth appointments and treatment of swallowing disorders.
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There are many resources available to support those living with dementia and their loved ones. Here are several dementia resources and treatment options.
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There is hope for concussion and brain injury survivors. Speech therapy can help with memory and communication impairments.
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Better Speech and Hearing Month is a time when speech therapists educate the community about communication difficulties and how speech therapy can help.
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Aphasia is a medical diagnosis used to describe language difficulties that happen when the brain is damaged. Speech therapy can help.
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Drooling is a common problem for adults with Parkinson’s Disease, but there are ways to decrease this frustrating symptom.
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