Hosler Center for Speech

About Hosler Center for Speech

Hosler Center for Speech is a Bloomfield Hills, Michigan clinic focused on supporting children with speech, language, communication, fine motor, occupational, and sensory needs. The center provides speech and language evaluations, speech and language therapy, fine motor evaluations, and occupational and sensory therapy by appointment. Its website describes a whole-child approach, with individualized evaluations and goals designed around each child and family. Therapy is described as play-based and delivered in a nurturing, structured environment, with an emphasis on helping children build confidence, communication skills, and developmental independence.

The speech-language therapy information states that the clinic diagnoses and treats children with receptive and expressive language disorders, articulation concerns, voice disorders, and fluency disorders. Team biographies also describe experience with apraxia of speech, phonological disorders, autism, mutism, stuttering, social communication, augmentative and alternative communication, and language delays. Leena Hosler is the owner and a speech-language pathologist with more than 23 years of experience. Other speech-language pathologists listed on the team include Susan Krawczyk, Brooke Marshall, Candace Meese, Miranda Hakim, Emma DeClue, Presley Bates, Mady Berns, and Callie Manasco, with backgrounds spanning pediatric communication needs, AAC, articulation, fluency, language, and family-centered care. The occupational therapy team includes Shelby Dandy and Gabrielle Mathes, who support children with developmental, fine motor, sensory, and related functional challenges. The clinic notes collaboration with families and, where relevant, school staff to support carryover of skills.

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