Helping people who have difficulty speaking clearly, which includes lisping, voice projection and controlling lip, jaw and tongue movements.

Ensuring that individuals are achieving age-appropriate language skills.

For those who cannot speak, helping people learn and master alternative communications approaches (e.g, electronic, writing and sign language skills).

Training individuals to better understand, interpret and participate in verbal communication and social cues.

Assessing and treating Autism Spectrum Disorders by therapists trained in Developmental Individual-difference Relationship-based (DIR) model and applied behavior analysis.

Providing various techniques to help those who have lost the ability to speak or communicate.

Treating swallowing disorders, whether present at birth or following an accident or other unexpected event.