Speech-Language Pathology

Our speech-language pathologists provide comprehensive evaluations and treatment for all ages – children, adults, seniors.

Improve language for the neurologically impaired, learning disabled, and developmentally delayed

Improve cognition and executive functioning

Reduce/modify stuttering

Facilitate lip/speech reading

Improve swallowing difficulties, which may include changing diet texture, repositioning, exercising weakened muscles, and new ways to swallow.

Children’s Programs

We also offer children’s programs to stimulate and enhance speech language and reading fluency or sensorimotor development. Speech-Language Pathology

Language Enrichment Groups

Articulation Awareness Group

Sensorimotor Play Group

Fluency Group

Jump Start on Reading

Private instruction is always available. MassHealth, Harvard Pilgrim Health Plan, and the Commonwealth’s Medical Assistance Program are also accepted.

Accent Reduction

Does your foreign or regional accent prevent you from communicating effectively with clients or colleagues in the workplace? Do you find social situations difficult or embarrassing because of your accent or mispronounced English? We can help!

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Coaching for Public Speaking

Have you ever been asked to give a speech, make a presentation, or deliver an oral report? Speaking before an audience can be an intimidating and stressful experience. Our public speaking coach will work with you on proper intonation, articulation, and voice modulation. We offer training and guidelines to help you develop confidence and become a persuasive and dynamic speaker. We can even help you prepare your talk so that what you say and how you say it are well received by your audience.

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Sign Language

Communicative Health Care Associates is privileged to have a staff of Deaf instructors who teach six levels of courses in American Sign Language (ASL). Our students include Deaf and hard of hearing people, as well as hearing individuals who work or live with, or take care of people who are deaf.

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Lip Reading

People with hearing loss may increase their understanding and communication skills by learning to lip read. Both individual and class instruction are available by appointment.