What Do Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) Do?
SLPs treat people of all ages who have communication disorders, difficulty swallowing, and feeding issues. In this section, learn more about the services and support of SLPs and how to prepare for an appointment.
What Do SLPs Do?
SLPs diagnose and treat a wide range of communication and swallowing disorders. Learn more about the services they provide.
Preparing for Your SLP Visit
Follow this advice to prepare for an upcoming SLP visit. These tips will help you ask good questions, understand your insurance coverage, and have the information you need.
Questions to Ask About a New Product or Treatment
Heard about a new product or treatment? This list of questions will help you discuss it with your SLP.
Speech and Language Services in Schools
If your child is struggling with speech or language, the school's SLP will evaluate their needs and develop a plan to help. Learn how SLPs in schools support children and families.
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