Patients with receptive language difficulties are assisted in developing strategies to improve comprehension of both verbal and written language. Apraxia of speech is characterized by the difficulty or inability to execute appropriate motor movement on command. This disorder commonly co-exists with aphasia. Speech therapy helps these patients develop voluntary control over their oral-motor movements for improved production of spontaneous speech. Voice disorders may affect pitch, loudness, and quality of vocal productions.
Speech therapy helps patients improve vocal characteristics.
Providing support and education for patients, their families and friends.