Can help withAcquired brain injuryAdult language, including aphasiaAugmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)Autism and/or other neurodivergent conditionsChildhood Apraxia of SpeechCraniofacial disordersDeaf and hard of hearingDementiaHead and neck cancersInfant feeding and communicationLanguage / learningMotor speech, including dysarthriaPalliative careProgressive neurological disordersSpeech sound / articulation disorderStrokeStuttering / fluencySwallowing / dysphagiaVoice
AgesAdolescents, 12-18 yearsAdults, 18-65 yearsAged / older adults, over 65 yearsInfants, 0-2 yearsPre-school children, 2-5 yearsSchool-aged children, 5-12 years
Practice typePublic