Speech Language Therapy Anniston, AL
RMC’s speech-language pathology department is part of a comprehensive rehabilitation facility located at The Tyler Center. The speech department offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment of adults and children. Speech therapy programs are offered for children or who are experiencing difficulty communicating or who are experiencing language-based learning disorders.
Services for adults include rehabilitative therapy following a stroke, traumatic brain injury, dementia, swallowing disorders, voice disorders, or Laryngectomy.
Pediatric Speech Services
RMC offers the following speech-language pathology services for children:
- Speech- language delay, articulation, apraxia
- Programs to enhance the child’s ability to effectively communicate
- Stuttering evaluation and treatment
- Augmentative and alterative communication
- Evaluate and treat using adaptive tools for speech disorders
- Oral motor and tongue thrust evaluation
- Evaluate and treat the mobility, coordination, and strength of the tongue, lips, and cheeks
Pediatric Speech Treatment Services
- Motor Speech Disorders
- Autism
- Speech Delay
- Stuttering
- Cognitive Deficits
- Traumatic Brain Injury
Adult Speech Services
RMC offers the following speech-language pathology services for adults:
- Evaluation / treatment of swallowing problems
- Clinical Swallow Exam
- Modified Barium Swallow Study
- Vital Stim-Therapy to retrain swallowing muscles
- Treatment for Stroke or Traumatic Brain Injury
- Speech Therapy to help with memory, problem-solving, reasoning, and communication
- Videostroboscopy evaluation of the vocal chords and voice analysis
- Computer-assisted voice therapy
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication evaluation and treatment for patients who cannot use traditional speech
- LSVT(®) BIG : Lee Silverman Voice Treatment – Certified Clinicians
Adult Speech Treatment Services
- Vital Stirn
- Videostroboscopy
- Visi Pitch
- Modified Barium Swallow Study
- Aphasia
- Motor Speech Disorders
- Stuttering
- Cognitive Deficits
- Traumatic Brain Injury
