Speech Pathology Services

About Speech Pathology Services

Speech Pathology Services, P.C. is an Indiana-licensed pediatric speech-language practice serving Carmel, Indiana. The clinic describes itself as an established practice focused on children with speech and language needs, and it also offers speech, language, and hearing screenings, several evaluation formats, and ongoing therapy programs. Areas named on the site include articulation, language, fluency, late talking, auditory processing, childhood apraxia of speech, neurological needs related to brain injury, reading, social skills, and specialized programming connected with Down syndrome, autism, early childhood, and literacy. The practice also notes support for children with a range of communication and learning-related challenges such as expressive and receptive language difficulties, phonological disorders, hearing impairment, voice disorders, stuttering, traumatic brain injury, and feeding or oral motor difficulties.

The clinic’s website emphasizes individualized pediatric care delivered by licensed speech-language pathologists, with family education built into the therapy process. It describes sessions that use engaging activities and therapeutic tools such as music, books, sign language, play-based methods, and home practice materials to help children work toward both short-term and long-term communication goals. Staff listed on the site include founder Cynthia A. Cobb, M.A., SLP; Kara Bletzinger, M.A. CCC-SLP; McKaylee Moser, M.S., CCC-SLP; and Taylor Ellison, M.S. CCC-SLP. Cynthia Cobb is identified as the owner and founder, with prior experience at Crossroads Rehabilitation and the Indiana School for the Deaf, and a stated specialty in working with children with Down syndrome, literacy consultation, and Signing Exact English. McKaylee Moser’s page highlights experience with school-age pediatric speech and language needs, including selective mutism and autism-related communication support. Taylor Ellison’s page describes experience with speech sound disorders, fluency, receptive and expressive language, social skills, AAC, and sign language, along with a therapy style that incorporates a child’s strengths, interests, and family involvement.

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