Adults

Speech, language, voice and cognitive-communication support for adults.

Communication can change in adulthood after a stroke, a brain injury or a neurological condition, or when the voice, fluency or swallowing aren’t working as they used to. Some adults also want to work on their accent or on speaking with confidence at work.

These articles cover speech therapy for adults, cognitive communication, aphasia and related topics. Therapy for adults focuses on the situations that matter in daily life: conversations, work, phone calls and family.

Sudden changes in speech, swallowing or voice should be checked by a doctor first. Afterwards, a speech-language pathologist can help.

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