Speech therapy plays a vital role in helping adults with communication and swallowing disorders. Whether due to neurological conditions like stroke, Parkinson’s disease, or dementia, therapy focuses on improving cognitive communication, language skills, motor speech, and swallowing functions. Learn about specific therapeutic techniques such as the Masako Maneuver, modified barium swallow studies, and strategies for neurogenic stuttering, designed to enhance both communication

Ampcare ESP® is a research-backed treatment for dysphagia that combines neuromuscular stimulation and exercise to improve swallow strength, safety, and function. Learn how it helps stroke and Parkinson’s patients return to safer eating.

Swallowing is more than just sipping water—it's a complex 4-phase process. Learn how normal swallowing works, what can go wrong, and how caregivers can help support safe eating and drinking.

Struggling with spills or choking during mealtimes? This post highlights a simple, caregiver-approved dysphagia cup that helps stroke and Parkinson’s patients drink safely and with confidence.

Navigating life after a stroke isn't just about recovery—it's about adjusting to a whole new normal. In this post, Donnetta Davis MS, CCC-SLP, breaks down five lesser-known challenges stroke survivors and their caregivers face, offering insight and support to help you feel more prepared and empowered.

The Breather is a portable, easy-to-use respiratory training device designed to improve lung function, increase respiratory strength, and enhance overall breathing efficiency. Developed by Breathslim, a company specializing in respiratory health, The Breather helps people of all ages who are looking to optimize their lung health — from athletes and singers to those with chronic respiratory conditions like COPD or asthma.

Ampcare’s Effective Swallowing Protocol (ESP) is an innovative, FDA-cleared therapy that combines neuromuscular electrical stimulation with targeted exercises to strengthen swallowing muscles and improve safety in individuals with dysphagia.

Learn how a medical speech-language pathologist can help with speech, cognition, language, and swallowing disorders. Start therapy today!