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9 Speech Pathologist Listings Near South Temple, PA
Speech Pathologist South Temple, PA
Find a Speech Pathologist in South Temple, PA to help with speech disorders, language disorders, voice disorders, swallowing and fluency.Results for South Temple, PA
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Patricia Fuehrer, MS, CCC-SLP
WellSpan Rehabilitation - WellSpan Brossman Health CenterDistance: 20.28 mi136 Lake St.
Ephrata, PA 17522 -
Chelsey Martin, MS, CCC-SLP
WellSpan Rehabilitation - WellSpan New Holland Health CenterDistance: 22.22 mi435 South Kinzer Avenue
New Holland, PA 17557 -
100 Points
Kristine St. Martine, MS, CCC-SLP
Physical Therapy at St. Luke's - EmmausDistance: 24.36 mi518 Chestnut St.
Emmaus, PA 18049 -
Candace Kronen, SLP
WellSpan Rehabilitation - CrossroadsDistance: 24.43 mi4131 Oregon Pike
Brownstown, PA 17508 -
Emily Oliveto, MS, CCC-SLP
WellSpan Rehabilitation - CrossroadsDistance: 24.43 mi4131 Oregon Pike
Brownstown, PA 17508 -
100 Points
Nancy Knoebel, CEO
Easterseals Eastern PennsylvaniaDistance: 26.91 mi1501 Lehigh Street
201
Allentown, PA 18103 -
100 Points
Ashley Nagy, MS, CCC-SLP
Physical Therapy at St. Luke's - Tilghman St. PediatricsDistance: 26.91 mi4136 West Tilghman St
Suite 5
Allentown, PA 18104 -
100 Points
Alexandra Newins, MS, CCC-SLP
Physical Therapy at St. Luke's - Tilghman St. PediatricsDistance: 26.91 mi4136 West Tilghman St
Suite 5
Allentown, PA 18104 -
Speech Pathologist Info
Speech Pathologist Summary:
A Speech Pathologist is able to assess, diagnose, treat and prevent disorders related to speech. Speech Pathologists often work with teachers, physicians, rehabilitation counselors or audiologists to help the patient fully achieve their goals. A Speech Pathologist can help with swallowing disorders, cognitive-communication disorders and language disorders. Those who struggle with articulation, problem solving, fluency, sensory awareness or language processing can all be helped by a Speech Pathologist.
Speech Pathologist FAQs:
What is a
A Speech Pathologist is a therapist who evaluates and treats speech and language problems. A Speech Pathologist can help with hearing, cognitive comprehension, reading, writing and expression skills. A Speech Pathologist works with people who cannot pronounce sounds clearly or at all. A Speech Pathologist works with people who want to improve their speech by modifying an accent. A Speech Pathologist works with people to fix pitch or harshness in their voice. A Speech Pathologist can help with attention and memory problems.
Who can a Speech Pathologist help?
A Speech Pathologist can help someone who has had a stroke or brain injury that has affected their speech and swallowing. A Speech Pathologist can help with learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, hearing loss or emotional problems.
Where does a Speech Pathologist work?
A Speech Pathologist can work in hospitals, schools, or a person's home.
Speech Pathologist Related Terms:
speech, language, accent, pathology, speech pathologist, swallowing, cerebral palsy, hearing loss, learning disability, speech impediment, speech therapist
A Speech Pathologist is able to assess, diagnose, treat and prevent disorders related to speech. Speech Pathologists often work with teachers, physicians, rehabilitation counselors or audiologists to help the patient fully achieve their goals. A Speech Pathologist can help with swallowing disorders, cognitive-communication disorders and language disorders. Those who struggle with articulation, problem solving, fluency, sensory awareness or language processing can all be helped by a Speech Pathologist.
Speech Pathologist FAQs:
What is a
Speech Pathologist
?A Speech Pathologist is a therapist who evaluates and treats speech and language problems. A Speech Pathologist can help with hearing, cognitive comprehension, reading, writing and expression skills. A Speech Pathologist works with people who cannot pronounce sounds clearly or at all. A Speech Pathologist works with people who want to improve their speech by modifying an accent. A Speech Pathologist works with people to fix pitch or harshness in their voice. A Speech Pathologist can help with attention and memory problems.
Who can a Speech Pathologist help?
A Speech Pathologist can help someone who has had a stroke or brain injury that has affected their speech and swallowing. A Speech Pathologist can help with learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, hearing loss or emotional problems.
Where does a Speech Pathologist work?
A Speech Pathologist can work in hospitals, schools, or a person's home.
Speech Pathologist Related Terms:
speech, language, accent, pathology, speech pathologist, swallowing, cerebral palsy, hearing loss, learning disability, speech impediment, speech therapist
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