Let your business speak with IKOL speech therapy software

Is your or your child’s speech unclear and difficult to understand, even for the family members? Or do you or your child stutter, have problems with articulation, or say some letters incorrectly in words? We are here to help you with your speech and voice issues. During the initial evaluation, our experienced speech pathologist will check various aspects of the speech, including articulation of sounds, voice, listening comprehension, fluency, social skills, and grammar. The decision on which tests to use would be based on your specific limitations or delays. After determining them, we will create a customized treatment plan that will be used during the following sessions. The therapist will also make sure that you or your child stays comfortable and relaxed during the initial visit and will answer all your possible questions and concerns.

Do you have difficulties expressing yourself or using language to communicate? Or does your child struggle with attention, or not combine or speak on the level of his or her peers? We are here to help you with your language and communication issues. During the initial evaluation, our experienced speech pathologist will check various aspects of the language disorder and assess your or your child’s language skills, including vocabulary, grammar, syntax, and expression. The decision on which tests to use will be based on the extent of your specific limitations, as well as your needs and goals. After determining them, we will create a customized treatment plan that will be used during the following therapy sessions. The therapist will also ensure that you or your child remain comfortable and relaxed during the initial visit and will answer all of your possible questions and concerns.

Do you or your child have difficulty with chewing and swallowing? Is it the result of an injury, surgery, or another medical condition? Regardless of the source, we are here to help with your swallowing disorders. During the initial evaluation, our experienced speech-language pathologist will review your medical history and assess various aspects of your swallowing disorder, including cough and gag reflexes, feeding techniques, and the strength and coordination of the muscles used for swallowing. The decision on which tests to use is based on the extent of the dysphagia as well as your needs and concerns. After determining these factors, we will create a customized treatment plan that will be used during the following therapy sessions. The therapist will ensure that you or your child stays comfortable and relaxed during the initial visit and will answer any possible questions or concerns you may have.

Improve your speech and interact with others quickly and clearly. If you or your child has difficulties with articulation, or if you deal with stuttering, voice disorders, or other speech-related issues, we are here to help. Our experienced speech and language therapists work with people of all ages who have childhood speech difficulties or speech limitations from various other sources, including muscle weakness, injuries, degenerative diseases, and many more. During the treatment sessions, we will work on the mechanics of your speech, including the production of speech sounds, voice quality, and fluency. Depending on your specific speech limitations or disorders, we may practice numerous tongue and lip exercises, read out loud, play word games, or use other speech treatment methods. The therapist will ensure that you or your child stays comfortable and relaxed during the session.

Improve your language and communication skills and become more independent and self-confident speaker. If you have difficulties in expressing yourself, understanding or using language to communicate, or your child has delays in speaking and combining words, we are here to help. Our experienced speech and language therapists work with people of all ages who have language or cognitive communication difficulties and limitations of various other sources, including stroke, autism spectrum, intellectual disability, neurological disorder, and many other medical conditions. During the treatment sessions, we will work on such skills as expression, social communication, memory, grammar, and syntax. Depending on your specific speech limitations or disorders, we will use a variety of techniques and strategies, such as correct language modeling, repetitions, contextualization, and many more. The therapist will make sure that you or your child stays comfortable and relaxed during the session.

Improve your chewing and swallowing skills to become safer, more independent, and self-reliant. If you feel that food or liquids are stuck in your throat, experience pain while chewing or swallowing, or cough or choke while eating or drinking, we are here to help. Our experienced speech-language therapists work with people of all ages who suffer from dysphagia and have swallowing limitations from various sources, including aging, trauma, stroke, Parkinson's disease, ALS, and many others. During the treatment sessions, we will work on a variety of techniques and strategies to help you or your child improve swallowing, including strengthening tongue, lips, and throat muscles, improving posture and positioning during meals, and using special spoons or straws to improve ease and safety while eating and drinking. The therapist will ensure that you or your child remain comfortable and relaxed during the session.

An initial pre-evaluation talk is a perfect opportunity to discuss your concerns and goals related to speech and language therapy. During the phone or online consultation, we will go over all the practicalities and formalities that need to be discussed before evaluation, for example the place of the service, patient intake forms, type of insurance you have, and possible payment methods. We will also discuss your overall health history and any previous therapies that you or your child might have tried so far. Depending on your speech, language, or swallowing disorder and your needs and goals, our experienced speech-language pathologist will also explain the possible treatment process, including the types of tests or activities that may be applied during evaluation and following treatment sessions.