Speech Therapy Sessions

At the “Upės teka” Center for Children’s Speech, Learning, and Emotional Well-Being, speech-language pathologists and clinical speech-language pathologists help children who are late to start speaking, pronounce sounds incorrectly, stutter, or have difficulty reading and writing (dyslexia, dysgraphia). Adults receive rehabilitative speech, reading, and writing therapy following a stroke, trauma, or neurological disorders. During the first visit, speech is assessed and a treatment plan is developed; each session lasts 45 minutes, and some consultations are available remotely. No referral is required—appointments can be made by phone or online.