Speech Therapy Services

Our programs and services strengthen communication and connection through a collaborative, community-based approach.

We are qualified to work with clients of all ages and with a wide range of abilities and needs. We have experience working with people who have autism, Down syndrome/other genetic syndromes, cerebral palsy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), acquired brain injury, aphasia following a stroke, and other diagnoses.

Our services support people with such communication challenges as speech/language delays, apraxia of speech/other articulation disorders, and acquired receptive/expressive language disorders.

We are licensed to provide direct speech therapy in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Services can be conducted at home, in the community, in an office setting, or remotely.

We develop and present trainings and workshops about assistive technology nationwide, and our resources have a global reach.

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  • Detailed assessment to identify the best communication system for an individual, with considerations for alternative physical access to the system (e.g. eye gaze, switches) will be made as needed

    Includes guidance to obtain the system through insurance funding or other means

  • Ongoing, individual or group instruction customized to teach competencies with using an AAC device

    Note: an AAC evaluation must first be completed by Village Voices Speech Therapy or another entity

  • Guided implementation training to help caregivers and professionals better support a specific individual who uses AAC

  • 1:1 meetings to guide support professionals towards developing their AAC skillsets; sessions are customized to meet a professionals’ individual growth goals

  • Virtual or in-person sessions designed to teach information about various SLP and AAC topics

    Includes small scale professional development for specific groups, and larger speaking engagements for public events and conferences

  • Meetings hosted privately or integrated within the community to bring people together for communication growth opportunities

  • Consult with private companies, public health entities, attorneys, and other interested parties to protect clients' rights and to promote speech-language pathology/assistive technology awareness

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