Speech and language therapy for adult and children; is not limited only to correcting pronunciation difficulties, but extended to wide scope of speech, language, swallowing and voice issues involving communication, such as:

• Word finding issues
• Social communication difficulties
• Structural language impairments
• Literacy impairments
• Voice difficulties
• Cognitive impairments
• Pediatric speech and language disorders
• Swallowing disorders

A speech therapy session begins with initial screening for communication and swallowing disorders, then followed by assessment and diagnosis, and finally management and treatment. Services of speech therapy can help with:

• Articulation problems (trouble with speaking clearly or making errors in sound)
• Fluency problems (stuttering, not being able to have smooth flow of speech)
• Resonance or voice problems (trouble with voice pitch, volume and quality)
• Oral feeding problems (eating and swallowing difficulty, drooling)
• Receptive language problems (trouble with understanding language)
• Expressive language problems (trouble with speaking/expressing language)
• Pragmatic language problems (trouble with using language in appropriate ways)