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Articulation Disorders
In the case of speech or articulation problems, certain sounds or combinations of sounds are not pronounced correctly. Sounds are replaced by other sounds, omitted, or distorted. This can occur in both children and adults.
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Click on one of the treatment areas below for a summary, detailed medical explanation, and the therapists who specialize in this area.
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Atypical Oral Habits
Atypical oral habits involve incorrect behaviors in the lips, tongue, and jaw. This disrupts the balance of the oral muscles, which can negatively affect the shape and function of the jaws and teeth.
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Language Disorders
Language development progresses through various stages. In some children, this development is delayed or atypical. We then see problems in the development of language form, content, or use.
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Stuttering
Stuttering is the involuntary repetition, prolongation, or blocking of sounds during speech. This can be accompanied by physical tension and emotional discomfort. Early stuttering therapy prevents severe speech problems.
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Cluttering
Cluttering is a fluency disorder where a person speaks too rapidly or irregularly, leading to numerous disfluencies and speech breakdowns. This often limits overall intelligibility.
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Selective Mutism
Selective mutism is an anxiety disorder where a child is unable to speak in specific social situations (such as at school), while speaking freely and fluently at home.
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Neurogenic Speech
Speech and language difficulties after acquired brain injury (ABI), such as aphasia, dysarthria, and apraxia. We offer treatment in our practice, at home, or in nursing homes.
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Learning Disorders
Difficulties with reading, writing, or mathematics at school. If a child falls behind in these academic skills, a speech therapist can provide targeted guidance.
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Autism Spectrum
ASD is a neurodevelopmental condition affecting social interaction and communication. We support individuals with autism who experience language or learning challenges.