A speech therapist focuses on receptive language, or the ability to understand words spoken to you, and expressive language, or the ability to use words to express yourself.  In addition, a speech therapist deals with the mechanics of producing words, such as; articulation, pitch, fluency and volume.  For a homebound patient needing a speech therapist due to a stroke or a traumatic accident, the therapist will work with this patient on their ability to communicate their language more effectively. 

Below is a list of services that a speech therapist provides:

• * Swallowing Treatments and Techniques
• * Speech Articulation
• * Language Disorders
• * Memory Mastery
• * Cognitive Retraining
• * Hearing Loss
• * Non Verbal Communication

If you have any additional questions regarding our services, please call 248-539-8400 to talk with one of our clinical specialists.