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Lorie S Delk & Associates

Speech Therapy

in Norcross

, Georgia

Therapist Category: Speech Therapy

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About Lorie S Delk & Associates

Lorie S. Delk and Associates is presented on the website as the practice that later merged operations with Next Generation Therapy Services. The current organization describes itself as a nonprofit pediatric speech, language, and reading practice based in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. Its services are offered through a therapy center, in local schools, and by remote video, and the site also notes work with schools and families beyond the local area. The practice was founded by Lorie Delk after her earlier school-based work, with the stated goal of creating a setting where communication disorders could be evaluated thoroughly and treated in an individualized way. The organization says it has been serving children since 1995 and continues to focus on children and families.

The website describes a service model that includes screenings, full speech, language, and reading evaluations, individual therapy, consultation, and advocacy. Evaluations may cover articulation, receptive and expressive language, auditory processing, voice, fluency, and apraxia of speech, and reading concerns can also be assessed. The practice also states that it works with children with reading disorders or dyslexia, autism, attention deficit disorder, pervasive developmental delay, and Down syndrome. Therapy recommendations can be shared in educational planning meetings, and clinicians may participate in IEP or SSI meetings when needed. The clinician page says all speech therapists hold master’s degrees, are ASHA certified with the Certificate of Clinical Competency, and are licensed in Georgia. Named team members include founder and president Lorie S. Delk, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, who focuses on language disorders and reading therapy, Clinical Director Karen Allen, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, who works with preschool communication difficulties, and staff clinicians Jodi Lewis, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, and Sarah Steuterman, M.S., CCC-SLP. The site also highlights reading specialists as part of the broader team.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat: Pediatric

Conditions Treated:

Childhood Apraxia of Speech Language Delay (Expressive and Receptive)Literacy and Reading Difficulties Speech Sound Disorders (Lisps / Articulation / Phonology)Stuttering and Stammering Voice Disorders (Hoarseness / Vocal Strain / Nodules)

Clinical Focuses:

Autism and Developmental Communication Childhood Apraxia Support Language Delay Intervention Pediatric Speech and Language Speech Sound Disorders Stuttering and Fluency

Treatment Types:

Apraxia-Focused Intervention Articulation Therapy Language Therapy Literacy Support Speech Sound Therapy Stuttering Therapy Voice Therapy

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+1 770-740-7165

3720 Davinci Ct, Norcross, GA 30092

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Frequently Asked Questions

The website lists screenings, in-depth speech, language, and reading evaluations, individual therapy, and consultation or advocacy services. It also says clinicians can share findings and recommendations in educational planning meetings when requested.

A screening is described as a 30 to 45 minute visit used to see whether a child's communication and reading skills are age-appropriate or whether a more detailed evaluation is needed. A full evaluation is used to identify specific weaknesses, includes a hearing screening, and provides a written report, therapy goals, and a personal consultation.

According to the site, treatment areas include articulation, receptive language, expressive language, auditory processing, voice, fluency, and apraxia of speech. The website also says the practice works with children with reading disorders or dyslexia, autism, attention deficit disorder, pervasive developmental delay, and Down syndrome.

The website says therapy may be provided at the therapy center, in local schools, or at home through remote video. It also notes that services have been offered to schools and families outside the immediate local area.

The enrollment page says families need to complete a confidential case history, a release of information form, a business policy and financial agreement, and a privacy policy. The site also says a recent speech evaluation that is less than 12 months old is needed, and the child's file must be complete before evaluation or therapy begins.

Yes. The services page says clinicians can consult with families about diagnosis and treatment, represent the child in IEP or SSI meetings, and provide referrals to other professionals when needed. The referral network listed on the site includes audiologists, pediatricians, ENTs, educational psychologists, and specialty schools.

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