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Adult Services
Our speech-language pathologists evaluate and treat adult patients with a range of impairments including augmentative and alternative communication systems (AAC), apraxia, hearing loss, neurological disorders, stroke, stuttering, and traumatic brain injury. Speech-language pathologists work closely with family members to help individuals facilitate functional communication in everyday settings. We work with insurance companies and local agencies to provide the most cost-effective care.
Stories and News
Friendship in the Waiting Room: The Benefits of Making Therapy Functional
When speech and memory therapy is done in a way that focuses on who the patient is – their own unique interests, hobbies, personality traits, lifestyle, and activities – amazing things can happen. Such is the case with George and David, two men in their seventies who came to CCLLC for memory therapy.
Both Brandon and his parents have benefitted from his improved communication skills
Teen with Down Syndrome Learns Self-Awareness, Communication Skills to Become Independent Adult
Working with speech therapist Maria Costa enhanced Brandon's self-awareness, which is what ultimately allowed him to understand others, be understood, and communicate effectively.
The Loud Crowd didn't let the pandemic stop them and have continued meeting virtually since 2020.
Woman Finds Support and Friendship Through Virtual Parkinson's Support Group
"Before finding the Loud Crowd, very often I would not speak rather than have people see me struggling," said Suzie, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2017. "In this group, it's OK to struggle."
After Massive Stroke, Woman Finds Hope in Speech Therapy
Rebecca Salimpour has had a successful floral design business in Orange County, Calif. for over two decades. Her work was even shown on Bravo TV and the popular show "Real Housewives of Orange County." But in February 2020, her career came to an abrupt halt after Rebecca suffered a major stroke. Read more of her story that she shares in her own words.
Regaining speech after an electrical injury: One woman's journey toward healing
As a 52-year-old mom of three, wife, business owner and avid horseback rider, Ann Marie Strand had little time for rest. Her commitments demanded the very best of her brainpower nearly 24/7. Until one day in May 2015, when it all came to a sudden halt.
Voice therapy helps man with Parkinson's communicate
"People tell me on the phone ‘You sound different' or ‘You sound better,' and that's coming from practicing with Jenn." - Bruce Frank
Speech therapy helps man recover from traumatic brain injury (TBI)
"I saw people and recognized them, but I didn't know their names ... It was easy to come [to the clinic] and relax and go right into the therapy program. [Jenn] explained everything to me and told me that as long as I kept trying, I would see progress."
"Their staff is well trained, qualified, and devoted. They always greet us with a smile and know everyone by name. They support their staff and this helps to ensure continuity and consistency." Jennifer Zeidberg, M.D.