Speech Language Pathology

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) are the professionals who are educated to diagnose and treat speech, language, cognitive, and swallowing disorders in individuals of all ages, from infants to the elderly.

The work of a SLP requires a graduate education, which is mandated for certification by the Council For Clinical Certification (CFCC) of ASHA. Applicants in speech-language pathology must earn a graduate degree, successfully complete the required clinical experiences, and  pass a national examination. In Vermont, speech-language pathologists must also comply with state regulatory (licensure) standards to practice and/or have state education certification.

Our Speech Language Pathologists can provide the following services:

• Cognitive Rehabilitation (as a result of brain injury)
• Fluency/Stuttering
• Geriatric Rehabilitation
• Language/Aphasia
• Motor Speech Therapy
• Neurological Disorders Therapy
• Swallowing Function Diagnosis and Treatment
• Voice Therapy

Our Speech Language Pathologists

Nancy Mahoney, SLP
Shaun Stephens, SLP