Speech Therapy

Speech therapists (SLPs) and Speech therapy assistants (SLPAs) provide specialized interventions that help clients improve expressive/receptive language (using and understanding language), augmentative alternative communication (AAC device), social language, voice quality, fluency (i.e. stuttering), and articulation.

Speech therapists at LIFE form treatment and lesson plans to support socialization, engagement with peers and total communication. Our speech therapists and assistants work on an transdisciplinary team to treat the whole child to better support communication development.

How can speech therapy help?

Speech therapy helps client improve communication including social language, voice quality, fluency (i.e. stuttering), articulation and AAC device use.

SPEECH THERAPY TEAM

CASSANDRA (CASSIE) LEGGER
CASSANDRA (CASSIE) LEGGERSpeech-Language Pathologist, (M.S., CCC-SLP)
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JULIA NOE
JULIA NOESpeech-Language Pathologist, (M.S., CCC-SLP)
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TRACY ALVAREZ
TRACY ALVAREZSpeech-Language Pathology Assistant, (SLP-A)
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LILLIAN (LILLY) CARY
LILLIAN (LILLY) CARYSpeech-Language Pathology Assistant, (SLP-A)
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ZACHARY PRICE
ZACHARY PRICESpeech-Language Pathology Assistant, (SLP-A) and Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) Support
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