TBI can cause individuals to have difficulties with cognitive functions, including speech, language, reading, visual neglect, short and long-term memory, attention, planning, problem-solving, word finding, and social communication.
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Difficulties with executive functioning can result from brain damage or injuries, degenerative brain diseases, genetic disorders, and medications, to name a few causes.
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Skilled speech services benefit individuals diagnosed with dementia or experiencing memory loss. Dementia is often accompanied by symptoms such as distraction, forgetfulness, confusion, difficulty setting goals and plans, trouble following conversations, and difficulty communicating needs and wants to others.
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Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that affects the muscles involved in speech production, resulting in damage, paralysis, or weakness. Dysarthria can result in difficult-to-understand speech, either too slow or too fast or robotic and monotone.
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At WITH Therapy Services, we use research-based approaches to help children and adults overcome literacy difficulties, build confidence, and learn pre-reading and reading skills.
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Whether you or a loved one is struggling with articulation, stuttering, language delays, or voice disorders, our speech therapy services can help you or your loved one communicate with confidence.
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If your loved one has receptive or expressive language disorders, our early intervention therapy services and one-on-one sessions can help them process spoken language and communicate effectively with others.
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WITH assists you in developing effective communication skills for social situations. Our goal is to aid you in building meaningful connections and fostering lasting relationships throughout your life.
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Our expert speech-language pathologist helps individuals minimize stuttering, feel more relaxed, and speak more confidently in various settings, such as school, work, and social situations.
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At WITH, we use Alternative and Augmentative Communication to help individuals with apraxia communicate more effectively. This includes devices such as tablets or communication boards and strategies like gestures and sign language.
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We also provide services in other areas, including—but not limited to—voice quality and vocal hygiene, accent/dialect modification, auditory processing disorders, and oral motor disorders.
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