Our clinic provides comprehensive speech, language, and hearing services to individuals of all ages, helping them communicate effectively and confidently. We offer specialized assessments and therapies for speech and language disorders, as well as hearing testing and evaluations. Our dedicated team of professionals uses evidence-based approaches to support each client’s unique needs and improve their quality of life.
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Speech Screenings are offered regularly to identify speech issues in children and adults.
Individual Speech Therapy sessions provide individualized, one-on-one care to address an individual’s specific needs.
Group Speech Therapy brings people with communication disorders together for speech practice in a social environment.
Virtual Telepractice (remote) sessions available if appropriate for the client and family.
Speech & Hearing Services offers a number of programs during the summer months to help school-age children continue to develop their speech, language, and literacy development.
Summer Speech Therapy
Our Summer Speech Therapy program is designed to help school-aged children continue building their communication skills, so they don’t lose momentum during the break.
Speech and language development is a journey, and consistency is key! By enrolling in our summer program, your child will:
Our experienced speech therapists create a supportive, motivating environment where kids can thrive while still enjoying their summer! Your student will receive 6 weekly sessions of 1-on-1 speech therapy based on their established Individual Education Plan (IEP). Group therapy sessions may be available based on child and therapist availability.
There is a fee for this program, but we do accept Medicaid, and a sliding fee scale is available for those who meet income eligibility requirements.
Hearing Screenings are conducted at public and private preschools and community events throughout the year.
Hearing Evaluations are used to identify specific hearing deficits. This information can be used by a person’s hearing doctor to develop a care plan, which might include a hearing aid or other treatment. Evaluations typically involve using a soundproof booth and testing technology and are non-invasive.
The Reading Program is offered for children who are working toward improved literacy skills.
The Helping Hands Stroke Group offers stroke survivors and caregivers the opportunity to share personal experiences, exchange valuable information and network with others in an informal group setting. Activities vary and consist of guest speakers, open discussions, and social events. Group meetings are Fridays, 1:00–2:00pm and group speech therapy is alternating Fridays, 11:30am–12:30pm. A caregiver support group meets every other month. If you would like to join, please call 703-246-7120 (TTY 711) for details.
