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On-site
sessions at your place of work are possible.
Consultations for individuals or small
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| Accent
Modification |
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Accent modification can refer to either a
foreign or a regional accent that you would like to
change. It is really learning the sound system (or
phonology) of a language or dialect. It can
be "reducing" or "losing" an accent, or
acquiring a new accent (as with actors for a
role).
Learn more about accent modification by clicking here
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Voice Therapy and Training
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| If you rely on your voice for your profession,
you are a professional voice user. This can
include singers, actors, teachers, salesmen, clergymen,
air traffic controllers, lawyers, doctors, or
anyone else who uses his or her voice in the
work setting. No matter whether you must rely on
your voice for work, or just in social settings, having
proper vocal technique is essential to communicating.
Some people's vocal quality does not reflect their
personality or their intended messages. They may
come across as whiny or aggressive without intending to.
They may be excessively nasal, breathy, or hoarse. Their
voices can become easily fatigued and strained.
They may not be able to project their voices to a group
when giving a speech. |
Learn more about voice
therapy and training by clicking here.
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Speech-Language Therapy for
Children |
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Therapy is provided through play and modeling of
speech with young children. Goals are to increase
receptive and expressive skills, as well as to improve
pragmatic skills (social use of language).
Examples of receptive (comprehension) skills would be
following directions, pointing to named objects, and
responding appropriately to “Yes/No” and “Who, What,
Where” questions.
Learn more about
speech-language therapy by clicking
here.
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