SLG Therapeutic Services Mobile Speech Pathologists
for special child
We serve ages 2-99 in the areas of Articulation, Language, Voice, Swallowing, Food Modifications, Feeding Therapy, Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Vocal Loudness and Production, Vocal Exercises, Stuttering, Cluttering. We offer Virtual Therapy, Face to Face Therapy, Virtual Consultations, Occupational Therapy and Caregiver Training Sessions.
Who we are
No more feeling uncomfortable.
SLG Therapeutic Services LLC is leading the way in delivering high quality Speech-Language services in the South Atlanta area. We are a female owned, five star rated mobile therapy company with over 13 years of experience, SLG has developed evidence based practices combined with practical applications to create our own creative and effective strategies. We offer Mobile Occupational Therapy and our Fabulous Caregiver Training Sessions.
- Professional & Experienced
- 24/7 Access to strategies and materials
- CareSource
- Medicaid
- Aetna
- Peach state
Quality care from quality experts.
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OUR SERVICES
What Services We Offer
Voice
Voice therapy assist you in the development of healthy a Voice and a healthy vocal function. Voice therapy exercises eliminate or prevent harmful vocal behaviors as well as can help vocal cords injury.
Stuttering
- Stuttering therapy is various treatment methods that attempt to reduce the repetition of words, syllables, fillers, or disturbances in the typical speech rate. Additional symptoms may appear, such as: physical variations such as extreme eye blinking, facial tics, lip tremors, and tension in the face and upper body.
Cluttering
Cluttering is a fluency disorder; similar to stuttering which is also a fluency disorder. The two disorders are not the same. Cluttering involves speech that sounds rapid, unclear and/or disorganized. The speaker may produce sound in excessive breaks in the normal flow of speech that sounds like disorganized speech, talking too fast or in spurts, or simply being unsure of what one wants to say
Dementia/ Alzheimer’s
The goal of treatment is to maintain quality of life of the person with Dementia for as long as possible. Treatment for memory and other thinking skills can keep symptoms from getting worse. SLPs help a person with Dementia stay as independent as possible. They may work on attention, memory, problem solving, and higher-level thinking skills.
Language disorder (aphasia)
Language-A language disorder (aphasia) is a condition that makes it difficult for a person to read, write, speak, or understand speech or other modes of communication. Characteristics of this type of disorder display difficulty in finding words, using incorrect words for things, producing incomplete sentences, understanding what other people say, and answering Who, What, Where. When, Why and What doing questions. These questions are exceptionally important when reading passages.
Feeding therapy
Swallow therapy-Feeding and swallowing disorders can occur in both children and adults. A feeding disorder involves trouble with eating, sucking, drinking from a cup, or chewing. The specific term for swallowing disorders is dysphagia. Children or adults with dysphagia have trouble swallowing food or drink.
Food Consistency Modifications
One way an SLP manages a patient with dysphagia is to modify their diet to make it easier for them to swallow. We can alter the consistency of solid foods by cutting, chopping, mincing, blending, or adding moistening agents. We can alter the consistencies of the liquids we drink by adding starch-based or gum-based thickeners.
Articulation
Articulation-What is Articulation? So what do we mean by articulation? Simply put, articulation is the act of forming words and sounds. Articulation requires us to use several of our facial muscles, teeth, jaw, tongue, and lips. The following image depicts normal articulation development by age.
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We serve ages 2-99 in the areas of Articulation, Language, Voice, Swallowing, Food Modifications, Feeding Therapy, Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Vocal Loudness and Production, Vocal Exercises, Stuttering, Cluttering. We offer Virtual Therapy, Face to Face Therapy, Virtual Consultations, Occupational Therapy and Caregiver Training Sessions.
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