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Speech and Language Therapy in Peoria, IL
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Diagnosis and Therapy
Call Speech and Language Rehabilitation Service, Ltd. for a formal diagnostic evaluation for speech and other issues. We take a team approach with the patient, family, physician, counselor, teacher, and others to achieve the best results. Appointments with our staff are available within 7 to 10 days.
Specialized Services
Our speech pathologists treat variety of conditions in children and adults, including speech articulation, apraxia, dysarthria, stuttering; language delays and receptive-expressive disorders; and swallowing problems due to developmental delay, disease, or side effects of surgery or cancer treatments.
Early Intervention
Therapists at Speech and Language Rehabilitation Service, Ltd. hold Illinois Early Intervention Specialist and Evaluator Certification. We provide speech, language, and swallowing evaluation and treatment to children from birth to three years of age. Initial evaluation referrals are obtained through the Illinois Early Intervention system, Child and Family Connections #14. Our therapists have completed additional training in treating speech, language, or swallowing disorders associated with cleft palate, hearing loss, apraxia, and autism. These services can be provided in the child’s home, daycare, or community settings.
Voice Treatment
We have the in-depth experience and training to help children and adults with voice problems such as hoarseness due to vocal nodules, muscle tension dysphonia, paradoxical vocal fold motion, and spasmodic dysphonia. We address voice issues associated with Parkinson’s disease. Public speakers, singers, coaches, teachers, and others benefit from our care.
Swallowing and Dysphagia
Difficulty with swallowing may result from a number of causes – stroke, trauma, surgery, degenerative neurological disease, congenital disorder, or another abnormality. Depend on our 35+ years of experience to get to the root of your issue and find effective solutions.
Communication Disorders
The inability to speak may arise from a degenerative neurological disorder, a stroke, a brain injury, or a congenital disorder. Whatever the reason, we can help. Augmentative and alternative communication systems allow you to speak with family, friends, and caregivers. We accept most insurances for our services.
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