Innovative speech-language assessments & intervention across the lifespan.

Addresses issues with childhood related difficulties with eating different types and consistencies of foods and liquids.

Supports the establishment of positive feeding routines and familial dynamics.

Provides education and instruction on safe swallow strategies and mealtime accommodations and modifications for adults.

Addresses vocal weakness, deterioration of voice quality, pitch and inflection that impact one's ability to communicate well. Supports optimal breathing and vocal use while engaging in aerobic activities or exercise.

Includes: traumatic brain injury, stroke, concussion syndrome, neurodegenerative diseases (e.g. Parkinsons, Alzheimer's, dementia).

Addresses and supports the identification and implementation of routines and strategies to support memory and attention deficits, word retrieval, comprehension and verbal expression issues that affect communication and everyday activities.

Focuses on improving executive function skills, specifically for organizational, planning, problem-solving and self-regulation skills for successful completion of work-related tasks and functional life skills.

Addresses needs for all forms of communication, specifically affecting understanding, speaking, reading and writing that is acquired after stroke.

Evaluates and considers the appropriateness, functionality and overall positive impact of using various, alternative  no tech AAC (e.g. signing or gestures), low tech (e.g. pictures, symbols) and high tech speech generating devices to facilitate and/or support an individual's ability to communicate.