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Speech & Language >> Speech-Language Therapy
Here you will find articles that explain what a speech-language pathologist does, the areas they evaluate and treat, as well as the settings in which they work. You will discover how to find the right speech-language pathologist for you by learning what level of education, certification and licensure a speech-language pathologist should hold. You will also find out why areas of specialization and treatment philosophies are important factors when selecting a speech-language pathologist.
Additionally, you’ll see how speech language therapy is structured through the use of goals which are set for specified periods of time and how speech-language therapy goals are closely monitored for progress by the speech-language pathologist and maybe revised to ensure the client is making progress. You will also realize the benefits of family training and participation in the speech therapy process.
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What does a speech therapist do?
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Speech-language pathologists (SLPs), commonly referred to as speech therapists, provide evaluation and remediation services for the following disorders or delays: articulation (pronunciation of words), fluency (stuttering), voice, receptive language ... read full details
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Finding A Speech Therapist
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When looking for a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to conduct a speech-language evaluation or perform speech therapy, there are several factors to consider when searching for a qualified professional including: level of education, credentials, area... read full details
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What to Expect From Speech Therapy
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When results from a speech-language evaluation indicate that speech therapy is warranted, it is important to know what to expect so as a parent you can be actively involved right from the start. This article will discuss some general principles of sp... read full details