Speech and Fluency of Michigan

About Speech and Fluency of Michigan

Speech and Fluency of Michigan is a speech-language pathology clinic in Brighton, Michigan that highlights childhood and adult stuttering as a primary area of practice. The website presents the clinic as serving people across the lifespan who need help with speech, language, fluency, cognition, swallowing, and related communication concerns. In addition to stuttering care, the clinic lists childhood services for expressive and receptive language, articulation and phonology, condition-specific therapy, and social skills. For adults and older adults, the site notes support for cognition, language, swallowing, stuttering, and communication needs related to traumatic brain injury and stroke.

The practice is led by Chad Spensley, a certified and licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in Michigan. According to the website, he has been licensed since 2011 and has worked in schools, hospitals, acute rehabilitation, private practice, and nursing home settings. The clinic’s presentation places strong emphasis on his personal understanding of speech challenges, as he shares that he previously lived with a severe stutter. That perspective appears to shape the clinic’s approach, especially for fluency work. The site describes stuttering therapy as a broad treatment process that addresses both speech production and the emotional side of the disorder, including the feelings and reactions that can accompany it. It also notes the use of controlled speech strategies and fluency-focused methods within treatment. Overall, the clinic positions itself as a practice that combines professional training with personal insight into communication difficulties. The listed office address is 5454 Eagle Center Drive, Brighton, MI 48116, with contact available by phone and email through the website.

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