Speech Therapy

Speech Therapy develops the best communication with highly trained Speech Language Pathologists and state-of-the-art equipment. Therapy Services LLC offers proven care with results that vary from patient to patient.

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Customized Therapy

Our staff provides pediatric to geriatric speech therapy that includes:

Speech Therapy
- This option helps with articulation and stuttering.
Voice Therapy
- Treatment for voice disorders.
Sign Language
- We teach patients to use sign language and finger spelling who have limited hearing and/or speech difficulties. Our Speech Language Pathologists are thoroughly trained to work with Autistic, Stroke, and Cerebral Palsy patients.
Swallow Therapy
- This option is especially beneficial for people with dysphagia or other swallowing disorders. Including but not limited to: Food Selectivity, Food or Texture Refusal, Mealtime Tantrums, Reduced Food and Liquid Intake, or Difficulties with Sucking, Chewing, Feeding, or Swallowing.
VitalStim™ Therapy
- With this treatment, we use an electrical stimulation to increase muscle movement.
Augmentative Communication
- This is an alternate means of communication using a speech-generating device.
Auditory Processing
- This methodology aids the patient with processing the signal from the brain.
PROMPT™
- Teaching sound targets using physical, sensory, and motor techniques.
Stuttering
- Multiple techniques to help those with stuttering disorders.
Language Therapy
- For patients who have expressive and receptive language difficulties communicating and understanding basic needs.
Auditory Training
- We do auditory training for cochlear implants.
Lee Silverman Voice Treatment®
- Our agency is certified in this treatment that is helpful for people with Parkinson’s disease or similar symptoms.
Beckman Oral Motor Treatment™
- Therapy Services LLC is also certified in this program that helps with strengthening and coordination for speech and swallow treatments.
Reading and Reading Comprehension
- Skilled therapists with knowledge of phonology and language processing can design literacy programs to address difficulties in reading, reading comprehension, memory, retrieval and morphological awareness.