Myrtue’s Speech Therapy not only assists pediatric to geriatric patients
in communication challenges that cause children/adults to have difficulty
with verbal communication, they also address oral-motor concerns, such
as chewing and swallowing, as well as articulation, auditory processing,
and social skills. This also involves functional cognitive disorders such
as autism, stroke, dementia, post-concussion and Alzheimer's.
Our evidence-based therapists provide specialty care for pediatric to geriatrics
in the following areas:
Cognitive-Communication (Certified Specialty) example: Dementia, stroke, post-concussion, Alzheimer’s,
Language deficits and Autism
LSVT Big and Loud Parkinson’s Management (Certified Specialty)
Speech and Language Pathology (Certified Specialty) example: voice, fluency
Swallowing Therapy (Certified Specialty)
Some conditions to look for when considering speech therapy for your child:
Speech Language:
Speech is difficult to understand
Does not babble, no words by 12 months
No two-word phrases by 20 months
Difficulty understanding directions or simple questions (may repeat all
or part of question or repeat “what”?)
Stuttering or dysfluent speech to include “blocking” (getting
“stuck” on words) or repeating part of a word; may be accompanied
by physical struggle behaviors
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