What is Speech Therapy?
Speech Therapy (or Speech Language Pathology) helps people improve their communication skills, so they can fully understand and participate in the world around them.
Speech Therapy (or Speech Language Pathology) helps people improve their communication skills, so they can fully understand and participate in the world around them.
We help adults with:
As part of CMH’s Pediatric Rehabilitation Program, we help kids with:
A concussion is a traumatic injury that temporarily impacts normal brain function. Common symptoms include:
Our physical, occupational, and speech therapies offer comprehensive evaluations and treatments to help patients manage and overcome concussion symptoms.
Talk to your primary care provider about a referral to Concussion Rehabilitation
Mealtime challenges make family bonding stressful. Together, our Occupational and Speech Therapists help patients from infancy through age 18 overcome their feeding challenges with custom, evidence-based recommendations.
A feeding evaluation at CMH includes:
Our goal is to teach patients that mealtimes can be fun, and to introduce new foods safely and gradually. Our strategies include:
Talk to your primary care provider about a referral to CMH’s Feeding Program
CMH’s play-based, child-centered rehab program makes learning and developing skills fun & motivating.
From infants to teens, our team helps children develop the skills they need to thrive, including:
Talk to your child’s primary care provider about a referral to Pediatric Rehab at CMH.
Two symptoms of Parkinson’s disease are speech/voice difficulties and a loss of motor skills. Your voice gets quieter and your movements are slower and smaller in size, making everyday activities a challenge.
Our rehabilitation team is trained and certified in the LSVT BIG & LOUD programs to help you gain improvements in speech and mobility.
LSVT LOUD is an intensive speech therapy program. Treatment sessions with a certified speech therapist can help you:
Participation in the program takes four weeks, including
For more information about LSVT LOUD, please call 218-878-7010 or talk to your primary care provider about a referral.