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Therapeutic Consultant Services

At Speech & Language Rehab Services LLC, our mission is to enhance the independence and well-being of individuals by collaborating closely with caregivers, residential group home staff, and day support providers. Our dedicated speech-language pathologists (SLPs) provide expert guidance, offering indirect services, hands-on modeling, and customized caregiver training to ensure individuals on the Community Living Waiver or Family & Individual Supports Waiver receive the support they deserve.

We believe that lasting change happens when everyone involved in an individual’s care works together. By focusing on empowering caregivers and support staff, we help create environments where individuals can thrive and achieve greater independence.

Our team is committed to delivering compassionate care, offering expert evaluations, and providing the technical assistance needed to ensure caregivers and providers feel confident in supporting communication, social, and daily living needs. With our support, families and teams can make meaningful strides in enhancing quality of life.
 
We Provide Waiver Consultant Services  

IndirectServices

- Social Skills

- Auditory Habilitation/Rehabilitation (Impacted by Hearin)

- Training and Collaboration
​Language Therapy.

- Assessment & Evaluation

Fluency
       - Stuttering
       - Cluttering

Speech Production
       - Motor planning and execution
       - Articulation
       - Phonological
       - Breath Support for speech

Language

(Spoken and written language: listening, processing, speaking, reading, writing, pragmatics)
       - Phonology
       - Morphology
       - Syntax
       - Semantics
       - Pragmatics (language use and social aspects of communication)
       - Prelinguistic communication (e.g., joint attention, intentionality,

         communicative signaling)
       - Paralinguistic communication (e.g., gestures, signs, body language)
       - Literacy (reading, writing, spelling)

Cognition
       - Attention
       - Memory
       - Problem-solving
       - Executive functioning

Voice
       - Phonation quality
       - Pitch
       - Loudness
       - Alaryngeal voice

Resonance
       - Hypernasality
       - Hyponasality
       - Cul-de-sac resonance
       - Forward focus

Protocols SLPs Can Write
     - Dysphagia
     - Oral Care
     - Communication
     - Pragmatics/Social Skills
     - Seizures

Communication
     - Device procurement and training
     - Speech sound/motor planning training
     - Stuttering
     - Breath support for speech
     - Social skills
     - Speech volume control (too loud or too quiet)
     - Nasal resonance (either sounding too nasally or not enough,

       as if one has a constant cold)
     - Language skills

Cognition
     - Attention issues
     - Memory impairments
     - Difficulty solving problems
     - Safety issues in the home or community
     - Sequencing and other executive functions
     - Identifying and expressing emotions
     - Following directions

Hearing
     - Hearing aid use and maintenance training
     - Procurement of sound-supporting equipment (FM system)
     - Choking prevention
     - Aspiration prevention

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