Adults & Seniors

Adult and Senior Speech-Language Pathology Services

Welcome to our Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) services for adults and seniors! We provide a compassionate and professional environment to help individuals improve their communication skills and overall quality of life. Below, you will find the types of clients and disorders we commonly work with:

Types of Clients

• Adults (18-64 years): Addressing communication challenges related to various conditions and life events.

• Seniors (65+ years): Supporting age-related communication and cognitive changes.

Common Disorders

• Aphasia: Difficulty with speaking, understanding, reading, or writing due to brain injury or stroke.

• Dysarthria: Weakness or difficulty in the muscles used for speech, leading to slurred or slow speech.

• Voice Disorders: Problems with pitch, volume, or quality of the voice, often due to vocal cord issues or neurological conditions.

• Cognitive-Communication Disorders: Impairments related to memory, attention, problem-solving, and executive functions, often due to brain injury, dementia, or other neurological conditions.

• Swallowing Disorders (Dysphagia): Difficulty swallowing, which can occur due to stroke, neurological conditions, or age-related changes.

• Fluency Disorders: Stuttering or disruptions in the flow of speech, which may persist from childhood or develop later in life.

• Social Communication Difficulties and Support: Challenges with social interaction and pragmatic language, often associated with conditions like traumatic brain injury (TBI). We also provide communication support for fellow neurodivergent population. Embracing neurodiversity, we respect each individual's unique social style and support them in navigating social interactions in a way that aligns with their authentic self. 🌈

How We Help

• Individualized Assessment: Comprehensive evaluations to understand each person’s unique needs.

• Personalized Therapy Plans: Tailored treatment strategies to address specific goals and improve quality of life.

• Family and Caregiver Involvement: Collaborating with family members and caregivers to support progress at home and in the community.

• Evidence-Based Practices: Utilizing proven methods to achieve the best outcomes.

Getting Started

1. Initial Consultation: Schedule a meeting with our SLP to discuss your concerns and goals.

2. Comprehensive Evaluation: We will conduct a detailed assessment to identify the areas of need and develop a treatment plan.

3. Therapy Sessions: Regular sessions to work on targeted skills through personalized and engaging activities.

4. Progress Monitoring: Continuous tracking of progress to adjust the therapy plan as needed and ensure ongoing improvement.

We are committed to helping you or your loved one communicate effectively and confidently. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact us.

Together, we can enhance communication and improve quality of life!