Speech/Language Therapy

Speech-language therapists work to improve communication skills in expressive language (speaking/writing), receptive language (listening/reading) and nonverbal communication (facial expression/gestures). They also work on swallowing problems and cognitive retraining to build skills in association, attention, memory, sequencing, problem solving and abstract verbal reasoning.

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Courage Center offers inpatient, outpatient and home- and community-based services.
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Helping with a wide range of communication issues

Speech and language problems may occur during early childhood, or arise during adulthood as the result of a disease, a stroke or traumatic brain injury. Courage Center provides therapy for all age groups, in our clinic and at home for special medical needs. Common areas we address are:

Cognitive retraining
Swallowing and feeding problems
Speech and language development
Articulation problems
Information processing
Hearing deficits
Oral-motor problems

We also have programs that provide communication technology and/or treatment for some specific conditions.

ALS/Hrbek-Sing Communication and Assistive Device Program
Augmentative/Alternative Communication, including use of systems and devices
Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT) for people with Parkinson's

Contact
763.520.0312 - or - 1.888.846.8253
Client.Services@CourageCenter.org

Our Locations

Golden Valley: 763.520.0312
Client.Services@CourageCenter.org

Stillwater: 651.439.8283
CCStCroix@CourageCenter.org

Forest Lake: 651.464.5235
CCForestLake@CourageCenter.org

Speech Language Links

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

Speech/Language Therapy

Helping with a wide range of communication issues

Our Locations

Related Links for Speech Therapy

Speech Language Links