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Why adults love Expressable.

"I can say without a doubt that Amanita changed my life for the better and I now feel much more comfortable and confident. She was helpful from the first appointment in recognizing my lateral lisp and devising ways to help me correct it."

Amanita helped this client improve their lisp by producing clear articulation of speech sounds like "r," "s," and more.

"She was always there when I needed her and was always listening to me. I felt comfortable with her from the start. She help me regain my confidence within myself."

Fabine helped this client use targeted strategies to reduce their stutter and build confidence talking in different settings.

"Kristin has been fantastic to work with. She listened to my unique situation and tailored the therapy to give me a great pathway and tools to help me identify and correct the vocal issues I deal with."

Kristin helped this client learn a variety of vocal techniques to reduce tension and improve the quality and resonance of their voice.

"Kelsey is so great with my husband, following his brain tumor surgery. He has both severe aphasia and apraxia, yet she is so patient with him as he tries to provide words, sentences, etc. Also, Kelsey is quick to switch to a different question or activity if needed, and is very aware when my husband is becoming tired. She is so calm, caring, & competent! Lastly, she is always affirming to both the patient & the caregiver. I recommend her without hesitation!"

Kelsey helped this client by equipping him and his caregiver with the strategies and tools to communicate his thoughts and ideas.

"Working with Laura was a life changing experience for me . She gave me the tools needed to succeed both personally and professionally and helped me build the confidence I needed to achieve my goals."

Laura helped this client use appropriate language, tone, and communication style to enhance his professional interactions.

"Heather is amazing. She is knowledgeable, empathetic, funny, friendly, and shows a certain intuition about my needs that never ceases to surprise me."

Heather helped this client use varying vocal pitch, tone, and articulation to find their authentic voice and communication patterns.

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It’s never too late to start speech therapy. Adults commonly receive speech therapy to overcome problems from childhood that weren’t properly treated (such as a stutter or articulation issue), treat speech and language issues due to illness or injury, such as a stroke, Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, or ALS, improve communication skills due to a clinical diagnosis, such as aphasia, acquired apraxia of speech, or dysarthria, improve confidence and communication skills in the workplace, such as public speaking and interviewing, reduce accents that are regional or based on your country of origin, modify the pitch, intonation, and quality of your voice, and more!

The duration of speech therapy is different for everyone, and it depends on several factors. This includes the type of speech disorder or communication challenge, the frequency of speech therapy sessions, how often you practice the skills taught in speech therapy at home, your personal or professional goals, any underlying medical conditions, and more.

Expressable online speech therapy offers flexible hours, including mornings, nights, and weekends, so you can schedule speech therapy around your life–not the other way around. And because it’s online, there’s no commute time involved.

Speech therapy sessions are focused on each client’s care plan, and the activities done during sessions always relate to those goals. So, if a person is in speech therapy to better pronounce the /s/ sound, they’ll begin by learning how to make the sound by itself and work up to practicing it in conversation. Or if someone wants to improve the quality of their voice, their speech therapist will teach them appropriate breathing and vocal exercises. The therapist will aim to do as many trials of each exercise as possible, in order to make the most of each session.

Your speech therapist will constantly be measuring and assessing your response to these exercises. When needed, they’ll make changes to your treatment plan to help you make progress as quickly as possible. Regardless of your goals, your speech therapist will always provide practice activities to complete at home between sessions.

Expressable currently accepts many of the largest insurance companies, and we’re actively working on contracting with new plans across the country. We also offer affordable private pay options and accept HSAs/FSAs for those who do not have insurance coverage or prefer to pay out-of-pocket.

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Specializing in diagnosis and treatment of a variety of speech and language disorders, developmental delays, and Autism from infants through adults.  

Keys To Communication is a family-centered practice specializing in diagnosis and treatment of a variety of speech and language disorders, developmental delays, and Autism from infants through adults utilizing evidence-based practice to provide cutting edge therapy for our Bay Area community. 

Our Mission:

Unlocking the doors of communication allowing you to tell your story.

Our Philosophy

Keys To Communication provides evidence-based, high-quality speech and language therapy services to improve communication abilities with patients/clients in our community.

Keys to Success

Therapy is provided in a positive, supportive learning environment for clients/patients in a fun and motivating manner.  

We believe in a team approach, working with parents/caregivers/teachers involved in our client/patients everyday lives to promote generalization of communicative skills. Thus unlocking new paths in life and opening a world of possibilities.

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ONLINE SPEECH THERAPY

Adult Speech Therapy

Affordable, at Home, on Your Schedule

WHAT IS ADULT SPEECH THERAPY

What Is Adult Speech Therapy?

Speech is an incredibly powerful communication tool.

When you or a loved one has trouble with clear speech, using language, or understanding language, it can feel deeply frustrating.

Adult speech therapy helps adults who are struggling with language live their lives to the fullest. Whether your challenges have been present since childhood or are the result of a recent illness, working with a speech-language pathologist can change your life. In addition, some adults want to work on Accent Reduction or want to increase thei r confidence speaking in public. A speech therapist for adults can work with you to build strategies that make your life and career little better.

Adult Speech Therapy Services

Speech therapy can be beneficial for adults who have difficulty communicating.

These challenges may start in childhood, such as stuttering, or may be acquired later in life, for example after a stroke or brain injury. Speech therapy can help address a wide variety of concerns related to communication.

The human brain is amazing at adapting and figuring out new things, and that ability never disappears - it’s never too late to learn strategies to support stronger communication skills. Speech therapy can help!

Speech therapy can provide support in the following areas:

Traumatic Brain Injury

Neurodegenerative Disorders ( MS , ALS , Parkinson’s Disease , Dementia )

Voice Disorders

Accent Modification

IMPROVEMENT

Adult Speech Therapy for Improving Your Professional Communication

In addition to the reasons mentioned earlier on, plenty of adults choose to see a speech language pathologist to generally refine their communication skills. You don’t need a diagnosis or a doctor’s note to try out speech therapy—if it’s helpful for you, then you’re in the right place. 

Some therapists specialize in working with bilingual adults who are interested in modifying their accents. Speech therapy can be a useful tool if you wish to refine your pronunciation.

Others choose speech therapy to increase their comfort and confidence. If speaking in public or gathering verbal information causes stress, a therapist for adults can work with you to build strategies that make life a little easier. Similarly, speech therapy can aid adults for whom intonation and expression don’t come naturally.

WHAT TO EXPECT

What Happens in an Adult Speech Therapy Session?

During the first few visits, your adult speech therapist will get to know you, collect some background information, and learn about your communication goals. They will ask you some questions and may complete an assessment.

As you begin therapy, your therapist will guide you through an individualized therapy plan that fits your specific communication needs.

Between sessions, your therapist will assign you home practice from our Practice Library.

THERAPY LENGTH

How Long Does Speech Therapy for Adults Last?

The duration of speech therapy for an adult depends on a couple of factors, such as the person's diagnosis, the severity of the diagnosis, how often speech therapy sessions are needed, and how involved an individual and caregivers/family are. For example, someone with a TBI might need speech therapy services for only a few short weeks or months if the injury to their brain is minor or moderate.

However, more severe injuries may require years of speech therapy services. Similarly, an individual with a degenerative disease, such as Parkinson’s, might also need months or years of speech therapy to attempt to maintain the functions that they currently have.

HOW IT WORKS

How to Get Started with Adult Speech Therapy

250+ Licensed and Experienced Therapists

Our  speech therapists  are all licensed and certified, with ~10 years of experience. We cover every state in the USA. We offer speech therapy services for children and  adults.

Better Speech for Adult Speech Therapy

When you choose to pursue speech therapy for adults at home, Better Speech has everything you need. We offer over 150 experienced speech therapists for adults, so we’re sure to have someone whose areas of expertise match your needs. 

Our staff is comprised of well-trailed and experienced Speech Language Pathologists, each with over 10 years of experience. To work as an SLP, each of these individuals has completed years of education and supervised training. Better Speech’s speech pathologists all hold master’s degrees in their field and are certified to practice in their home state.

Why Is Online Adult Speech Therapy Better?

Better Speech is committed to not only providing high-quality speech therapy for adults, and we also offer speech therapy for kids. We want to make the online experience as helpful and easy as possible. You don’t need any special equipment to succeed, and we are the perfect speech therapy option for adults at home. All that is required is an internet connection and the ability to share video and audio.

These are few of the reasons why our clients say they prefer online speech therapy:​​

No travel time makes it easier to fit therapy into my busy day.

I have limited mobility and I don’t have to worry about the process of leaving the house

There’s more flexibility with scheduling times and dates.

I don’t live near many speech therapists for adults, but online I could connect with the specialist that I needed.

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$69.95 /week

In-Person Therapy

The most affordable option.

You can use insurance, FSA/HSA, Medicare Advantage

Immediate Availability

Early intervention is key. Avoid waitlist - start as early at tomorrow.

Convenient 

No need to commute in traffic or wait in waitrooms. Get therapy from home on your your phone or computer.

Easy Scheduling

Pick a time that works for you - any day including evenings and weekends

$225 /session

Unlimited Practice

Get faster results with unlimited speech practices between sessions.

Effective 

Equally effective as in-person therapy according to academic research

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It's really convenient, easy and affordable. My son speech really got better.

We have seen our son just explode in terms of speech, language and confidence.  It gets our highest recommendation! 

I love the flexibility of the online schedule. Also with insurance, it was a fraction of the cost of a clinic, I wish I have tried Better Speech sooner. 

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At Proficio, we strive to provide our clients a holistic and comprehensive approach to therapy

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Welcome to Proficio Therapy Services, where expertise meets compassion in a legacy of care. With many decades of collective experience, our founders have dedicated their lives to advancing Speech Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Occupational Therapy. This rich tapestry of knowledge has woven together to create a comprehensive clinical practice, committed to positively impacting the lives of the families we serve.

Our leadership team, boasting a similarly tenured background in Special Education and client-centric disciplines, instills confidence in our ability to provide top-notch therapy services. At Proficio, we believe in a progressive and holistic approach, recognizing the interconnected nature of individual well-being. ​

Our Services

Speech Therapy Services

  We are passionate about serving the communication needs of Early Intervention and Pediatric clients from birth through 15 years old. Our talented group of speech-language pathologists and speech-language pathology assistants apply research driven strategies for our clients to expand their opportunities to communicate, and equip them and their families with the appropriate resources and techniques to facilitate growth and development beyond the therapy space.   

ABA Services

  We offer comprehensive and individualized clinic based ABA Treatment services to our clients. Our clinic based program aims to address individualized goals across Language, Social, and Adaptive skills through interactive and tabletop learning. Our services also provide opportunities for social interactions, following schedules, and group responding in order to build a foundation for school readiness.  

Occupational Therapy Services

  We are a leading provider of Occupational Therapy services dedicated to enhancing the well-being and functional independence of children through 18 years of age across diverse settings.  Our talented team of occupational therapist collaborate with clients to address unique and inherent challenges, develop and execute personalized intervention plans aligned towards achieving functional readiness for daily activities  

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Speech-language pathologists treat speech, language, cognitive communication, voice, swallowing, and fluency disorders, and other related conditions. Treatment depends on the nature and severity of the speech disorder; however, the goals of every speech-related treatment program are to:

• Fully assess each patient and develop a comprehensive plan of care
• Help each patient to understand his or her condition and to achieve a comfortable level of communication in personal and professional settings
• Encourage each patient to practice preventive measures and continue with a long-term home program to maintain progress

MedStar Health offers a comprehensive range of outpatient speech-language pathology services for individuals from school age through geriatrics.

Conditions we treat

Our outpatient speech-language pathologists evaluate and treat patients with the following conditions:

• Traumatic brain injury and post-concussive syndrome
• Neuromuscular speech disorders resulting from multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and other conditions
• Encephalopathy
• Head/neck cancer
• Communication and articulation disorders

Swallowing disorders

Communication disorders can be a result of a stroke, traumatic brain injury, head and neck cancer, neurological disorders, and other medical conditions. They include:

• Aphasia, an acquired language disorder characterized by impaired comprehension and production of language as a result of brain damage (most often as a result of a stroke). It can dramatically impair a person's ability to communicate. The main symptom of aphasia is impairment in the ability to speak, while the understanding of speech, reading, and writing can also be impaired.
• Dysarthria, a speech disorder that results from weakness, paralysis, or incoordination of the muscles that control speech, resulting from neurological diseases and injuries. Dysarthria can result from progressive types of neurological disorders such as Parkinson's disease. It can also result from an injury to the brain, such as stroke or head injury.
• Voice disorders, characterized by an abnormality in the pitch, loudness, duration, or quality of the voice. Hoarseness caused by vocal abuse or misuse is the most common voice disorder; however, infection, trauma, reflux, and cancer can also cause voice disorders. Cancer or trauma can result in a total laryngectomy: the removal of the entire voice box or larynx. Removal of the larynx results in a complete loss of voice. In some cases, only part of the larynx is removed (partial laryngectomy), which leaves the patient with an abnormal voice quality.
• Cognitive-linguistic disorders, characterized by problems with attention, memory, organization, reasoning, and social skills that impact communication. A cognitive-linguistic disorder can be a result of a traumatic brain injury or stroke.

Your doctor or healthcare provider may have recommended that you be evaluated by a speech-language pathologist for a swallowing disorder, also called dysphagia. This condition can accompany stroke, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson's disease, dementia, or other neurological disorders. Swallowing disorders can also occur after treatment for head and neck cancers.

Other services offered

• Augmentative/Alternative Communication (AAC)
• Computer-assisted instruction

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MedStar Health: Physical Therapy at Loch Raven — Orthopedic and Hand Center

5445 Loch Raven Blvd MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Smyth Bldg., Ste. 403A Baltimore, MD 21239

MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital

5601 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21239

MedStar Health: Physical Therapy at Olney

18109 Prince Philip Dr. Ste. 155 & 355 Olney, MD 20832

NRH Rehabilitation Network at Rockville

14955 Shady Grove Rd. Ste. 230 Rockville, MD 20850

MedStar Health: Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital

3800 Reservoir Road NW Pasquerilla Healthcare Center (PHC), 3rd Floor Washington, D.C., 20007

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Speech and Hearing Therapy

Speech and hearing therapy services focus on enhancing or restoring limited or lost communicative skills or swallowing capabilities lost due to injury, disease, aging or congenital abnormality. Easterseals licensed speech therapists incorporate the use of special facilitory techniques, augmentative and assistive equipment, therapeutic exercise and evaluation tools. Treatment focuses on:

• Addressing disabilities in children, including articulation disorders, language delay and stuttering, and feeding problems
• Providing care to adults who may experience communication disorders, stuttering and cognitive impairment
• Improving oral-motor, swallowing and respiratory skills
• Providing augmentative and alternative communication systems to individuals who cannot rely on speech (hearing) as a means of communication

Services may be provided in an Easterseals outpatient clinic, child development center, or adult day program, as well as at home, at school, and in a variety of other care settings. State and federal laws determine referral requirements and funding opportunities.

Speech and hearing therapy (also known as speech-language pathology and audiology) are important health-related specialties concerned with normal development of human communication and treatment of its disorders. Speech therapy focuses on voice and speech-language skills, while hearing therapy deals with hearing and hearing impairment.

Speech or language disorders may be present at birth or acquired later in life by disease, illness, head injury, substance abuse or allergy.

Hearing loss may be acquired before or during birth if a pregnant woman takes certain drugs or contracts a viral disease such as rubella (German Measles). Children sometimes acquire hearing loss from infection and inflammation of the middle ear or from communicable diseases. Adult hearing may be affected by prolonged exposure to loud noise and the process of aging.

Who Needs Speech-Language Pathology and Audiological Services?

Speech-Language Pathology is used to help:

• Individuals with voice disorders to develop proper control of their vocal and respiratory systems
• Individuals who stutter to learn to cope with the disorder and increase fluency
• Individuals with aphasia (a condition in which an individual has difficulty expressing thoughts and understanding others) as a result of a stroke or head injury. Speech-language pathology helps individuals relearn language and speech skills.
• Children and young adults with language disorders

Audiological services are used to:

• Determine existence and type of hearing impairments
• Provide rehabilitative services
• Assess amplification devices, such as hearing aids
• Teach individuals ways in which they can make the best use of their remaining hearing

Speech and hearing therapists, recognized as speech-language pathologists and audiologists, who provide treatment are professionally trained specialists holding master's degrees or the equivalent from programs accredited by an Educational Standards Board of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).

Some speech-language pathologists and audiologists hold doctoral degrees and work as teachers, advisors, researchers and consultants. Some specialize in certain areas, such as aphasia or hearing disorders in children, or participate in prevention and early identification programs.

Speech-language pathologists who use the initials "CCC-SLP" after their name have passed a national examination administered by the Clinical Certification Board of ASHA. Audiologists who pass a different national test, administered by the board, receive a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology and qualify to use the initials "CCC-A" after their name. A person who meets requirements in both professional areas may be awarded both certificates.

Individualized Treatment Plans

A speech-language pathologist evaluates a person's speech-language skills, determines the probable cause and extent of any existing disorder and develops appropriate treatment to correct or lessen the communication problem. Clinical methods used depend on the nature and severity of the problem, the age of the client and the client's awareness of the problem.

An audiologist, after evaluating a person's hearing and determining the type of hearing loss, establishes a treatment plan. This may involve therapy, prescription of special equipment such as hearing aids and electronic communication devices and referral for possible surgery or medication.

Both speech-language pathologists and audiologists refer their clients to other sources when necessary and help the client and the client's family understand the problem and treatment plan. They work closely with other professionals in health and education, including physicians, dentists, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, counselors and teachers.

Learn about speech and hearing therapy and autism . Visit the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association .

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National Stuttering Association

Speech therapy can play an instrumental role in helping a person who stutters learn techniques to gain greater comfort in speaking. Selecting a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) is an important and highly individual decision. As a resource, the NSA ® provides websites and information for you to use when searching for a SLP.

It’s important to note, there is no “best” method of speech therapy for stuttering. While most treatment approaches help people who stutter, no single method works for everyone, regardless of the advertising claims for some therapies. Research shows that people who stutter see the most successful treatment outcomes when:

• The clinician is experienced in working with people who stutter; and
• The clinician and client have a “therapeutic alliance” that enables them to work well together.

The NSA highly recommends you speak with potential SLPs and ask about their experience and comfort level with people who stutter, their treatment approaches, and their expected outcomes after therapy. Often, the specific questions you ask are not as important as your level of confidence that the SLP is the right one for you. Many SLPs will offer a consultation prior to initiating therapy in which you can ask questions and gauge your own comfort level in working with this professional.

Speech-Language Pathologist Referral List

Specialty board on fluency disorders.

www.StutteringSpecialists.org The Specialty Board on Fluency Disorders maintains a list of SLPs who have advanced training in stuttering and meet peer-reviewed standards as board-recognized specialists. They also offer tips on choosing an SLP and specific questions to ask to help you select the right therapist.

NOTE: The NSA does not warrant the competency of these speech-language pathologists nor guarantee the effectiveness of their treatment. As with any referral, speak with the professional and ask questions.

Other Resources

Stuttering programs and camps.

The NSA maintains a list of workshops, intensive programs, camps, summer classes, and programs for people who stutter of all ages. (We do our best to keep this list as updated as possible.)

NSA Local Chapters

WeStutter.org/Chapters The NSA has an extensive network of local chapters for Adults, Families, Teens and Kids across the United States. These chapters meet monthly and provide community and self-help support for people who stutter. The purpose of these local NSA chapters is to be a judgement-free place for people who stutter to share their stuttering experience with other people who stutter.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

www.asha.org American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) is a professional credentialing association for speech-language pathologists, audiologists and hearing scientists. ASHA has helpful advice about obtaining reimbursement for stuttering treatment.

Spero Stuttering, Inc.

www.sperostuttering.org The vision of Spero Stuttering, Inc. is to help, empower, and advocate for the stuttering community and their families by equipping those who work with people who stutter. The annual NSA conference is a perfect opportunity for SLPs to connect with and learn from people who stutter. Did you know that Spero has stipends available for SLPs to attend training and connection opportunities like the NSA conference? Apply today by going to Funding Opportunities at https://www.sperostuttering.org/ally . If you have any questions, email Ana Paula Mumy at [email protected] .

NSA National Office

If needed, the NSA can offer further assistance in helping you find an SLP in your area. Contact us at [email protected] or by phone at 1.800.WeStutter.

Spectrum Speech Therapy

Spectrum speech therapy, spectrum speech therapy, speech therapy, for children:, speech delay, developmental delay, early intervention, articulation disorder, tongue thrusts/lisps, phonological disorde, stuttering/dysfluency, language delay/disorder, autism spectrum disorders (asd), selective mutism, cleft palate.

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My memory is not the same as it used to be .

Do you experience difficulty remembering to take your medications? Do you find that you cannot remember details of conversations that you had with friends? Do you have trouble remembering dates and times of appointments? If you answered yes to any of these questions, call our office to allow our speech-language pathologists to evaluate your memory and determine if you may benefit from therapy. Therapy for memory involves learning internal and external memory strategies to maintain and/or boost your recall.

HAVE YOU BEEN TOLD THAT YOU HAVE HAD A STROKE? HAVE YOU BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH OR A NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASE?

Whenever one has a brain injury or a degenerative disease, they may experience one or more of the following:

Contact Spectrum Speech and Language Therapy in Baltimore County, MD for speech and language pathology for children and adults

(443) 875-7606

11350 McCormick Rd, Suite LL10 Building IV, Hunt Valley, MD 21031

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Hours of Operation

Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Weekends by appointment only.

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Speech-language pathology is a competitive field for those who wish to help people with communication disorders, swallowing difficulties, voice pitch problems and more. These are the top master’s programs in speech-language pathology. Each school's score reflects its average rating on a scale from 1 (marginal) to 5 (outstanding), based on a survey of academics at peer institutions. Read the methodology »

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