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Speech Pathologists treat children and adults with a wide variety of speech and language disorders. These may include individuals with disorders of articulation, language, hearing, voice or fluency, as well as individuals with cleft palate, aphasia, laryngectomy, dysphagia, developmental delays, and/or neurological impairments.
