Speech and language pathology

Many illnesses and injuries can affect your vocal quality or speaking abilities. Our SLPs work closely with ear, nose, and throat specialists to treat the underlying issue and help you regain your vocal function. We deliver effective, personalized care plans for voice and speech disorders to improve your ability to communicate.

Head and neck surgery or neurological conditions can lead to difficulty swallowing. Our SLPs provide swallowing therapy techniques that help you strengthen your tongue muscles and improve coordination, reducing your risk of choking. We work closely with otorhinolaryngologists, gastroenterologists, pulmonary medicine physicians, and other specialists to provide comprehensive care for swallowing disorders.

You don’t always think about your ability to speak or breathe until it becomes a challenge. Conditions that affect your airway can significantly limit your abilities and affect your quality of life. We understand how frustrating airway disorders can be and commit to bringing you effective treatment.

Our SLPs and otorhinolaryngologists are leaders in treating airway disorders. We’re experts in airway stenosis (narrowing) and caring for those recovering from or discontinuing a tracheostomy.

This program may be right for you if you’re a non-native English speaker with an accent that interferes with your communication. Designed for those with a command of the English language, the program includes a comprehensive evaluation and speech analysis to inform your personalized, targeted treatment plan. The seven to 12-week program aims to reduce your accent so others can understand your speech more easily.

Gender-affirming speech therapy can help you change the way you speak to reflect your gender expression. A speech therapist may help you alter your vocal pitch, tone, quality, volume, or rhythm. They can also help you with word choice, non-verbal communication, and expressing yourself in different social situations.

If your profession involves singing or speaking, voice problems can interfere with your ability to perform or do your job. Our speech-language pathologists are experts at caring for conditions affecting your vocal cords, voice box, and throat muscles. We can help you heal and learn strategies to care for and preserve your voice.