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Speech Language Pathology Department

    A speech-language pathologist is someone who evaluates,
diagnoses, and treats: speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders.

 
    At NOSHC, we have ten certified and licensed speech-language pathologists on staff and four assistants.
 
You have given me hope and a measure of peace for Gideon’s future. -Gideon's mother
 
 We have seen some progress in areas where she had made no progress at school. -Clare's parent
 
Thank you to the New Orleans Speech and Hearing Center for helping me see other ways to help my child read more, work with other children, spell and sound out words, learn meanings of words, and mainly how to ask a  question. -Henry's parent

Evaluation Process

  • Intake Interview
  • Hearing Screening
  • Formal/ Informal Testing (to rule out the following)
    • Articulation Disorder
    • Fluency Disorder
    • Voice Disorder
    • Expressive and/or Receptive Language Disorder
    • Social Pragmatic Disorder
    • Language Processing Disorder
    • Auditory Processing Deficits
    • Phonological Awareness Deficits
    • Reading Deficits
  •  Formal Written Report

Therapy Services & Interventions

  • Individual Therapy
  • Pair Therapy
  • Small Group Therapy
  • Special Programs