Adult Speech Therapy

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Support for Communication, Cognition, and Swallowing Across Adulthood

Communication changes can happen for many reasons. Whether you're recovering from a medical event, adjusting to a neurological diagnosis, noticing changes in memory and thinking skills, or experiencing difficulties with swallowing, you do not have to navigate those challenges alone.

At Mindful Communication Group, our licensed Speech-Language Pathologists provide holistic, client-centered care to help adults communicate more effectively, participate more fully in daily life, and maintain as much independence as possible.

We understand that these changes can affect confidence, relationships, work, and everyday routines. Our goal is to meet you where you are and provide practical strategies and personalized treatment that support the life you want to live.

Adult Speech Therapy May Help With:

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Adult Speech Therapy May Help With: *

Communication

Difficulties finding words, expressing thoughts clearly, understanding information, or participating in conversations can impact every aspect of daily life. We help strengthen communication skills and develop strategies that improve confidence and connection with others.

Support may include:

  • Word-finding strategies

  • Expressive language skills

  • Understanding spoken and written language

  • Conversational skills

  • Communication repair strategies

  • Functional communication for everyday situations

Cognitive-Communication

Changes in thinking skills can affect communication, organization, and independence. Our therapists provide practical interventions that target the cognitive skills needed for managing daily activities and responsibilities.

Support may include:

  • Memory strategies

  • Attention and concentration

  • Organization and planning

  • Executive functioning

  • Problem-solving and reasoning

  • Sequencing and task completion

  • Safety awareness for daily activities

Speech Clarity

Changes in speech production can make it difficult for others to understand you and may affect confidence in social, work, or family settings. Therapy focuses on improving intelligibility and supporting effective communication.

Support may include:

  • Speech intelligibility strategies

  • Motor speech treatment

  • Dysarthria intervention

  • Speech coordination and pacing

  • Breath support for speech

  • Communication confidence

Swallowing

Swallowing difficulties can impact nutrition, hydration, health, and quality of life. We provide assessment and treatment to help with eating and drinking as safely and comfortably as possible.

Support may include:

  • Clinical swallowing evaluations

  • Safe swallowing strategies

  • Mealtime recommendations

  • Therapeutic swallowing exercises

  • Oral-motor interventions

  • Caregiver and family education

  • Collaboration with physicians and medical providers when appropriate

What We Help With

  • Stroke Recovery

  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

  • Dementia and Alzheimer's disease

  • Multiple sclerosis

  • Parkinson’s Disease

  • Neurological Conditions Affecting Communication

  • Swallowing Disorders (Dysphagia)

  • Voice and motor speech disorders

  • Cognitive changes affecting daily functioning

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Evaluation

We learn about your concerns, strengths, medical history, and goals.

Therapy Plan

Recommendations are developed around your individual needs and priorities.

Therapy & Progress

Sessions focus on meaningful, functional goals that support daily life.

Insurance & Availability

We accept Medicaid and most major insurance plans.

We are currently accepting new speech therapy clients. Appointment availability may vary based on clinician scheduling.

Ready to Get Started?

If communication, cognition, speech clarity, or swallowing concerns are affecting daily life, we are here to help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • You or your loved one may benefit from speech therapy if you are experiencing:

    • Difficulty finding the right words or expressing thoughts clearly

    • Trouble understanding conversations, instructions, or written information

    • Memory, attention, organization, or problem-solving challenges that affect daily life

    • Changes in speech clarity that make it harder for others to understand you

    • Difficulty swallowing food, liquids, or medications safely

    • Communication or cognitive changes following a stroke or traumatic brain injury

    • Symptoms related to neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, or dementia

    • Age-related communication concerns that impact independence or quality of life

    If you are unsure whether speech therapy is appropriate, our team can help determine whether an evaluation may be beneficial. Early identification and support can often improve outcomes and help individuals maintain confidence, safety, and meaningful participation in everyday life.

  • Some insurance plans require a physician referral or authorization for speech therapy services, while others do not. Our team can help review your insurance requirements before scheduling.

  • Your first appointment focuses on understanding your concerns, medical history, communication needs, and goals.

    Depending on the reason for referral, your speech-language pathologist may evaluate communication skills, cognitive functioning, speech clarity, or swallowing concerns. Following the evaluation, recommendations and next steps will be discussed collaboratively.

  • Session length varies based on individual needs, treatment goals, and insurance requirements. Most treatment sessions range from 30–60 minutes, while evaluations may be longer.

  • Frequency recommendations are individualized and based on your goals, evaluation results, medical history, and daily functional needs. Some individuals benefit from short-term therapy, while others may require ongoing support.

  • Depending on clinical appropriateness, teletherapy may be available for certain speech therapy services. We can discuss whether virtual services are a good fit during scheduling.

  • Getting started is simple. Contact our team to discuss your concerns, verify insurance benefits, and schedule an evaluation.

  • To help us make the most of your initial visit, we recommend bringing:

    • Any physician referrals for speech therapy, if applicable

    • Copies of recent medical records related to your concerns, such as hospital discharge summaries, imaging reports, swallow study results, or neurological evaluations

    • A list of current medications

    • Hearing aids, dentures, glasses, communication devices, or other assistive equipment you regularly use

    • Questions or concerns you'd like to discuss with the therapist

    • A family member, caregiver, or support person, if you would like someone present to help provide information or participate in recommendations and education

If you still have questions, feel free to reach out by phone or email us at mindfulcommunicationgroup@gmail.com

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