Apraxia of Speech
Apraxia of speech is when someone has difficulty with sequencing speech movements from one sound to the next. For example, if you were to say the word 'cat', you would first make the 'c' sound, then the 'a' sound, and end with the ’t’ sound. Someone with apraxia would have a hard time smoothing out and programming their tongue to move from 'c' to 'a' to 't' as we would typically expect to hear. At The Speech Clinic, our S-LPs can work with you or your child on personalized and specific exercises to improve apraxia of speech. We have S-LPs trained in both PROMPT© and Kaufman if this programming is required.
How We Can Help
A personalized accent reduction program can help individuals gain confidence in expressing themselves and connecting with others.
The Speech Clinic can help you or your child improve apraxia of speech through personalized exercises and expert techniques such as PROMPT© and Kaufman programming.
Our expert Speech-Language Pathologists use targeted exercises to help individuals overcome articulation difficulties, enabling them to confidently produce and integrate specific speech sounds into everyday conversations.
At The Speech Clinic, our dedicated Speech-Language Pathologists use targeted exercises to help individuals overcome articulation difficulties, strengthening tongue, lip, teeth, and jaw movements to produce specific speech sounds with confidence.
At The Speech Clinic, our experienced Speech-Language Pathologists support individuals with autism in developing speech-language and social communication skills using Hanen and PROMPT techniques. For clients who cannot speak, we offer expertise in AAC, ensuring effective communication and personalized support for individuals and their families.
At The Speech Clinic, our experienced Speech-Language Pathologists assess and treat cognitive-communication disorders commonly associated with traumatic brain injuries. Through personalized treatment programs, we help strengthen memory, attention, and communication skills to support improved functionality and meaningful interactions.
At The Speech Clinic, our SLPs offer screening tests to identify Central Auditory Processing Disorders, providing direct therapy and strategies to enhance auditory processing skills, leading to improved memory, learning, and communication outcomes.
At The Speech Clinic, our expert Speech-Language Pathologists address language delays in children through personalized tasks and exercises, unlocking receptive and expressive language milestones for effective communication. Hanen® certified S-LPs in It Takes Two to Talk® ensure comprehensive support.
Discover how our speech-language pathologists at The Speech Clinic assess and develop personalized programs to enhance your listening, reading, and writing skills for greater communication proficiency.
The Speech Clinic can provide strategies to improve social communication skills, whether due to autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury, or general difficulty in effective At The Speech Clinic, our experienced SL’s.
The Speech Clinic offers strategies to improve social communication skills—whether due to autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury, or general challenges with interaction. Experience one-to-one direct therapy or join "Friend to Friend," our social thinking group designed for children and adolescents.
The Speech Clinic's expert speech-language pathologists can help you overcome aphasia and post-stroke communication difficulties through personalized assessments and tailored treatment programs.
The Speech Clinic's expert speech-language pathologists can assess and address various voice difficulties, guiding you towards a confident and expressive voice through personalized therapy and recommendations for further evaluation if needed.
The Speech Clinic's expert speech-language pathologists can assess and address various voice difficulties, guiding you towards a confident and expressive voice through personalized therapy and recommendations for further evaluation if needed.
The Speech Clinic's expert speech-language pathologists can assess and address various voice difficulties, guiding you towards a confident and expressive voice through personalized therapy and recommendations for further evaluation if needed.
