Intervention programs vary depending on the nature and severity of the communication disorder, the person’s age, and individual concerns. Therapy is provided for children and adults and may be scheduled for individual or group sessions. Parents of children in therapy as well as family members or caregivers of adult clients receive information regarding the person’s progress and ways to facilitate communication skills outside the clinic. Services related to speech and language include:

• Articulation disorders
• Language delay or disorders
• Fluency disorders
• Voice disorders
• Disorders of speech and language due to neurological damage or disease (e.g. stroke, head injury)
• Augmentative communication systems for the non-vocal client
• Language learning disorders (oral and written) related to learning disabilities
• Auditory Verbal Therapy for individuals with hearing aids or cochlear implants provided by a licensed audiologist certified in auditory verbal therapy
• Swallowing disorders/Dysphagia management
• Speech and language differences due to region or ethnic dialect or English as a second language