Adults facing challenges in speech (Acquired Apraxia of Speech & Dysarthria) benefit greatly from speech therapy. This therapy emphasizes muscle retraining for the mouth, lips, and tongue, along with improving breath support. Instruction is provided in compensatory techniques and assist in acquiring and configuring alternative and augmentative communication devices to enhance communication effectiveness.

Aphasia is a communication disorder that typically results from damage to the brain's language centers. It impairs a person's ability to understand and produce spoken and written language, affecting their ability to communicate effectively. Language therapy for adults focuses on retraining the brain's language centers and imparting strategies to improve communication abilities and facilitate engagement in daily activities.

​A cognitive-communication disorder involves difficulties in communication stemming from cognitive impairments rather than language deficits. It often arises from conditions like traumatic brain injury, stroke, or dementia, affecting abilities such as attention, memory, problem-solving, executive functioning and social interaction. Speech therapy aims to enhance overall communication effectiveness and quality of life for individuals.

A voice disorder refers to any condition or impairment that affects the quality, pitch, loudness, or resonance of the voice. We help individuals experiencing hoarseness, strain, vocal fatigue, or loss of vocal quality. Through evidence-based strategies, we work to restore healthy voice use, build vocal strength, and support lasting habits that protect your voice. Whether your goal is to return to daily conversations with ease, perform in a professional setting, or simply feel comfortable using your voice again, therapy is tailored to meet your unique needs.

Communication and memory challenges can make everyday interactions more difficult for individuals living with dementia. We provide personalized therapy that focuses on slowing the progression of communication skills, supporting memory strategies, and enhancing quality of life. Therapy is designed to meet each person where they are, emphasizing dignity, connection, and meaningful participation in daily routines.

Caring for a loved one with dementia can feel overwhelming, but the right tools and strategies make a difference. Our caregiver training sessions provide practical techniques for supporting communication, easing frustration, and creating meaningful interactions. We work alongside caregivers to build confidence and provide resources that strengthen relationships and improve daily quality of life for both the caregiver and the individual with dementia.