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What is Speech-Language Pathology?

Speech-Language Pathology is the study of disorders that affects a person's speech, language, cognition, voice and swallowing.  Speech Pathologists, also known as Speech Therapists, are healthcare professionals who assess patients and diagnose disorders of human communication and swallowing.  

 

Speech Pathologists assess, diagnose, treat and help prevent disorders related to speech (articulation, rate, voice), cognition communication (attention, memory, problem solving), language (phonics, syntax), ability to receive and express language (in reading and writing), facial expressions and oral motor or swallowing problems.

 

Learning Difficulties

Language and literacy skills begin at birth and continue through the preschool years.  Skills important to the development of literacy (reading and writing), are developed during the first few years of life.  Learning to read and write requires phonological awareness.  Children who enter elementary school with weaker verbal abilities are much more likely to experience difficulties learning 

Speech & Language

  • ​Articulation Disorders

  • Expressive Disorders

  • Oral-Motor Difficulties

  • Resonance/Voice Disorders

  • Pronunciation Difficulties

  • Communication Difficulties

  • Comprehensive Assessments (Pediatric and Adult)

  • ​Auditory Processing

  • Travel available across the State of California for Private Assessments

  • Executive Functioning

  • Home Visits (based upon availability)

  • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (treatment and support with tablets/applications, low and high technological systems, including Skype)

  • Phonological Processing Disorder

  • Fluency Disorders

  • Free Speech & Language Screenings at School Location

  • Cognitive Delays and Receptive Language

  • Family Facilitation

  • Co-treatment with Occupational Therapist

  • Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders

  • Independent Assessments for School Districts

  • Telespeech Therapy

  • Chart Reviews

Early Intervention

  • Birth - 3 years old

  • Evaluation Within the Natural Environment

  • Child Development

  • Ongoing Services

  • Vendorship with the Westside Regional Center (WRC)

Compensatory Time

  • Make up any missed therapy time from your child's IEP with one of our licensed providers.

Occupational Therapy

  • Pervasive Developmental Disorders

  • Gross and Fine Motor Delays

  • Developmental Delays

  • Coordination & Balance Problems

  • Attention & Concentration Problems

  • Learning Problems & Difficulties

  • Assessment & Evaluation

  • AD/HD

  • Cognitive Testing

  • School Visits

  • Handwriting

  • Feeding Consultations via Teleheath

Therapy Services

  • Child Counseling

  • Play Therapy

  • Family Counseling

  • Coping & Adjustments

  • Anger Management

  • Group Therapy

  • Transition Assessments

Augmentative Communication and Assistive Technology

  • Professional Development

  • Training Staff & Students

  • AAC/AT Assessments

  • Technical Assistance

  • Alternative Format Materials

  • Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Adult Population

  • Aphasia

  • Cognitive Communication Disorders

  • Independent Medical Evaluations (IMEs)

  • Transition to Adulthood Evaluations

Functional Behavioral Analysis

  • Identify specific target behavior(s)

  • Purpose of the behavior

  • Factors that maintain the behavior

  • Behaviors interfering with student's educational progress

School Observation

  • Direct observation in school setting​

  • Collaborate with teachers on tasks​

  • Develop techniques to communicate​

  • Assist with program modification​

  • Provide resources for school staff

Advocacy

  • Advocacy services available upon request

Psychological Services

  • Educational Assessments

  • Counseling

  • 504 Plans

  • ERMHS Evalations

  • Review of Records

  • Counseling and Behavior Intervention

Accent Reduction

  • Public Speaking

  • Corporate Speech

Educational Therapy

  • Study Skills

  • Reading Acquisition

  • Reading Fluency

  • Reading Comprehension

  • Writing Development

  • Essay Writing

  • College Essay Writing Support

Tutoring

  • Math and Science

  • English

Continuing Education

  • Professional Development

  • Workshops

  • Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

  • Augmentative/Alternative Communication (AAC)

  • Curriculum Access using Assistive Technology

  • IEP Process

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