Speech, Swallow and Cognitive rehabilitation for adults

For clients who face challenges with communication, cognition or swallowing, we specialize in evaluating and treating a wide range of difficulties.  Problems with swallowing, or cognigtive communication can arise as a result of Stroke, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, Myasthenia Gravis, Dementia and other neurological conditions.  

We also provide focussed care for patients undergoing head and neck cancer treatment, to maintain swallow and speech function through targeted exercises and rehabilitation strategies. 

Our services include:

• Aphasia therapy to support language recovery

• Cognitive-communication treatment for memory, attention, and problem-solving

• Swallowing therapy (dysphagia) to improve safety and comfort

• Voice therapy for vocal quality and strength

We’re here to help you regain independence and improve your quality of life through personalized, goal-oriented care.

Common Communication and Swallowing Challenges We Help Address

• Difficulty Finding Words or organizing speech
  Aphasia and/or apraxia of speech often following a stroke or other brain injury.
  
  

• Problems Understanding Spoken or Written Language
  Comprehension issues can make following directions or conversations frustrating.
  
  

• Swallowing Difficulties (Dysphagia)
  Trouble eating or drinking safely can lead to choking risks and poor nutrition.
  
  

• Hearing Loss and Listening Challenges
  Reduced ability to process sounds impacts communication and social interaction.
  
  

• Feeding and Eating Concerns
  Challenges with chewing, swallowing or managing saliva can affect independence and health.
  
  

• Sensory Processing Difficulties
  Issues with taste, texture, or oral sensations can complicate eating and speaking.
  
  

• Speech Sound Errors
  Mispronunciations or unclear speech can affect confidence and communication.
  
  

• Difficulty Using Adaptive Speech Devices
  Learning to operate communication technology can feel overwhelming.
  
  

• Cognitive Communication Challenges
  Memory, attention, and problem-solving difficulties can interfere with daily life