Services
Central Wisconsin Speech Therapy provides speech, language, and feeding therapy to post-NICU infants through adulthood by working with a patient AND their support network. Karla is a nationally certified speech language pathologist (speech therapist) and has a passion for making therapy fun, functional, and goal oriented. She strives to bring the interests of the client into each therapy session.
Articulation Disorders
Dysphagia
Receptive Language
Feeding Difficulties
Stuttering
Late Talkers
Phonological Disorders
Selective Intake
Voice Disorders
Tongue and Lip Ties
Post-NICU
Expressive Language
Transitioning off Feeding Tubes
Apraxia of Speech
Sensory Feeding
Parent Coaching
Speech Therapy
Speech sound disorders such as articulation disorders can impact a patient's ability to speak clearly and confidently. You or your child may be difficult to understand and struggling with specific sounds. Private speech therapy will help you or your child develop age-appropriate speech skills.
Speech sound disorders can also occur following accident, injury, or disease such as Dementia. Speech therapy can help individuals restore or develop strategies to improve daily living.
Language Therapy
From learning first words, expanding sentences, to improving grammar and building social skills. Therapy for language delays and disorders will help your child confidently engage at home, school, and the community.
Language disorders can also occur following accident, injury, or disease such as Dementia. Speech therapy can help individuals restore or develop strategies to improve daily living.
Feeding Therapy
For some babies and children, feeding skills do not develop naturally, tongue or lip ties, or various medical conditions often correlate with the need for feeding therapy. Some families do not feel confident in the progressing to more advanced textures or transitioning to cup or straw drinking. Feeding therapy can aid in quality of life age appropriate skills.
Swallowing disorders can also occur following accident or injury such as stroke or traumatic brain injury requiring compensatory or restorative strategies to improve quality of life for those of all ages.