SLP Neuro Care

At SLP Neuro Care treats the following conditions: NEUROGENIC COMMUNICATION DISORDERS Neurogenic Communication Disorders are communication disorders as a result of damage or impairment to the Nervous System or the Brain. Here are some of the therapy benefits reported by our patients with Neurogenic Communication Disorders: 1. Regained or enhanced ability to express themselves verbally, improving both spoken and written communication. 2. Enhanced cognitive aspects, such as attention, memory, and problem-solving skills, which are essential for effective communication. 3. Increased speech smoothness and reduced hesitations. 4. Better social communication skills because of increased understanding and inferencing of nonverbal cues, improved initiation of conversations, and appropriate maintenance of social interactions. 5. Increased confidence, and a boost in self-esteem, leading to better social interactions and quality of life. 6. Family and caregivers have reported they feel empowered to support the patient’s communication needs effectively. 7. Family and caregivers have reported improved patient’s motivation and participation in activities and interactions. FLUENCY DISORDERS Fluency Disorders includes conditions where individuals have difficulty with the flow of their speech. Here are some of the therapy benefits reported by our patients with Fluency Disorders: 1. Improved speech fluency; speak more smoothly and with fewer interruptions or disfluencies. 2. Improved ability to manage their breathing to support fluent speech, and other techniques like relaxation, pacing etc which are helpful in reducing stuttering episodes. 3. Gained ability to regulate or control the speed of their speech, helping to reduce cluttering and enhance clarity. 4. Gained greatly from desensitization to speaking situations, and as a result individuals have reported feeling more comfortable and confident in their speech. 5. Benefitted from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approaches to change beliefs and negative thought patterns related to speaking. 6. Improved ability to recognize and monitor their own speech patterns, allowing them to make adjustments in real-time. 7. Feel safe and supported, reducing the fear of judgment. 8. Experienced a boost in confidence and self-esteem, positively impacting their social and professional interactions. SOCIAL COMMUNICATION DISORDERS In adults, Social Communication Disorders can be caused by Neurological events such as Strokes, Traumatic Brain Injury and Dementia. Here are some of the therapy benefits reported by our patients with Social Communication Disorders: 1. Improved social interaction skills; how to initiate, maintain, and appropriately end conversations, making social interactions smoother and more engaging. 2. Improved recognition and use of nonverbal cues such as facial expressions, gestures, and body language. 3. Improved understanding and adhering to social norms and rules, such as taking turns, listening actively, and respecting personal space. 4. Improved insight to promote ability to understand and interpret the emotions and perspectives of others. 5. Improved Pragmatic Language to promote using language appropriately in different contexts. 6. Improved confidence and less anxiety in social situations. VOICE DISORDERS We treat Voice Disorders. Symptoms can vary, depending on the underlying cause and severity. Here are some of the therapy benefits reported by our patients with Voice Disorders: 1. Improved vocal quality or more pleasant voice by addressing issues such as hoarseness, breathiness, or strain. 2. Improved ability to manage and adjust their pitch and volume to suit different speaking contexts and avoid vocal strain. 3. Improved awareness and self monitoring of vocal hygiene practices resulting to reduced frequency of symptomatic occurrences. 4. Breathing Techniques: Clients are taught how to use diaphragmatic breathing to support the voice, which can help reduce tension and improve vocal endurance. 5. Reduction of Vocal Fatigue: Therapy includes strategies to minimize vocal fatigue, allowing individuals to use their voices effectively for longer periods without discomfort. 6. Increased flexibility of the vocal cords, enhancing the range and expressiveness of the voice. 7. Increased confidence in speaking situations, whether in professional or personal settings, as vocal quality improves.