-Language

-Articulation

-Fluency

-Voice

-Social Skills/Nonverbal Language

-AAC (augmentative communication systems)

-Modified Barium Swallow Study to objectively evaluate swallow function

-Dysphagia evaluation and intervention

-Feeding aversions and sensory issues

-Dysarthria: motor speech disorder

-Aphasia: Language disorder

-Apraxia of Speech: Disorder impacting the planning and coordination of articulators (e.g. lips, tongue, palate)

-Stuttering/Cluttering: fluency disorder

-Dysphonia: Voice disorder

-Cognitive re-training and compensatory strategies

-Lee Silverman Voice Therapy (LSVT): protocol to improve voicing and airway protection in patients with Parkinson's Disease

-AAC/Speech Generating Device

-Modified Barium Swallow Study to objectively evaluate swallow function

-Flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES): A non-invasive test using a thin flexible scope passed through the nose and down the back of the throat to visualize the patient’s anatomy and swallow function in real time.

-Dysphagia intervention and management: Skilled service which may include diet modifications, training in compensatory techniques, and exercise programs to improve strength and swallow safety.

-McNeil Dysphagia Therapy: Protocol that focuses on swallowing as an exercise and incorporates specific criteria for initial intake and how to advance diet textures during therapy.

-NMES (VitalStim and Ampcare): Modality that sends small electrical impulses to nerves corresponding to muscles that are weak or paralyzed in conjunction with swallowing exercises to improve safety and efficiency.