Speech Therapy

Diagnosis and treatment of articulation, fluency, and language processing disorders — helping patients express themselves clearly and understand spoken and written communication.

Structured exercises to improve attention, memory, reasoning, and problem-solving skills affected by stroke, brain injury, or progressive neurological disease.

Assessment of swallowing function, diet texture recommendations, compensatory swallowing strategies, and exercises to strengthen the muscles involved in safe, efficient swallowing.

Treatment for vocal cord dysfunction, hoarseness, and voice quality changes — using exercises and techniques to restore vocal strength, clarity, and endurance.

Intensive language therapy for patients who have lost the ability to speak, read, write, or understand language — often following a stroke — using evidence-based recovery techniques.

Cognitive rehabilitation strategies and compensatory tools — such as memory aids, calendars, and routines — to help patients manage daily tasks despite cognitive deficits.

Introduction and training on alternative communication methods — from picture boards and communication apps to speech-generating devices — for patients with severe speech impairments.

Exercises targeting the lips, tongue, and jaw to improve strength, coordination, and range of motion for both speech clarity and safe swallowing.