Adult Evaluation and Treatment
Evaluation
Evaluation services are designed to provide information to determine and/or confirm a diagnosis, develop a treatment plan, and monitor progress over time. These services include an interview, assessment and preliminary feedback immediately following the evaluation itself. Additionally a follow-up written report is provided in order to document evaluation results and recommendations.
Treatment: Individual and Group Offerings
Individual therapy sessions teach clients and their families skills to help regain communication skills and compensatory strategies to manage their disorders in activities of daily life. Goals are established jointly with each client and their family member(s). Innovative treatment strategies include computer-assisted learning, video taping, and role-play in everyday communicative contexts.
Therapy sessions are tailored to the specific needs of each individual. Clinicians use a variety of techniques and strategies to facilitate progress.
Group therapy sessions provide a realistic communication context in which adults can practice communication skills. This approach provides a supportive social environment with peers to assist in generalization of skills.
Therapy services are available for a variety of communication needs, such as:
Speech
- Apraxia of speech
- Dysarthria
- Stuttering
- Accented speech
- Parkinson’s Voice
Language & Cognition
- Aphasia
- Traumatic brain injury
- Cognitive communication deficits
Voice
- Voice disorders
- Gender Affirming Voice and Communication
- Parkinson’s Voice
Hearing
- Aural rehabilitation
