Specialized Care
At Let's Talk, we address the underlying root of communication difficulty. Our programs are designed to meet each client where they are and help them reach their communication goals.
Social Communication Skills
Clients learn new social skills such as reading and using nonverbal cues, perspective taking, making new friends, and navigating conversations. We help individuals develop the pragmatic language skills they need to build meaningful relationships.
Voice Disorders
Voice disorders can arise from misuse, overuse, muscle tension, and damage to the vocal folds. Our speech-language pathologists collaborate with physicians to evaluate and deliver treatment plans according to client needs. We address the underlying pathology or speaking habit that may be causing your voice to function less than optimally.
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Stuttering
We assist clients in achieving their highest degree of fluent speaking and help them discover what it means to be a confident and comfortable speaker as a person who stutters. We provide fluency-shaping tools, self-awareness, comfortability, and confidence for speaking.
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Language Disorders
Our clinicians provide opportunities for children to develop foundational language skills in the areas of phonology, morphology, semantics, and syntax. We help master these core language components while addressing deficits that may be the root cause of communication issues.
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Speech Sound Disorders
Speech Sound Disorder (SSD) is an umbrella term that encompasses phonological disorders, articulation disorders, apraxia of speech, and dysarthria. Our therapists are trained to address all the factors impacting intelligibility, or the degree to which one is understood by others.
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Fluency Disorders
Our team provides fluency-shaping tools, self-awareness, and confidence-building strategies. We work with clients to achieve their highest degree of fluent speaking while helping them embrace their identity as communicators.
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Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)
AAC refers to tools, strategies, and systems that supplement or replace spoken language for individuals with speech or language impairments. We evaluate each client's needs and match them with the most effective communication system.
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Apraxia of Speech
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder where the brain has difficulty coordinating the movements needed for speech. Our specialized therapy focuses on improving motor planning and programming for speech sound production.
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