Communicative Disorders

Communication is one of the most basic and necessary of all human processes; so when difficulties arise in one's ability to understand and be understood, it can have devastating effects on that person's social-emotional well-being, interpersonal relationships and quality of life. Communicative disorders, which are evaluated and treated by speech-language pathologists, cover a broad range of delays and disabilities related to:

• Speech
• Language
• Voice
• Hearing Loss & Deafness
• Swallowing
• Cognitive Retraining
• Dysfluency/Stuttering
• Pragmatic Language
• Augmentative/Alternative Communication