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The Speech Language Learning Center, Inc.

Speech Therapy

in Flint

, Michigan

Therapist Category: Speech Therapy

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About The Speech Language Learning Center, Inc.

The Speech Language Learning Center, Inc. is a private therapy practice in Flint Township, Michigan, located on South Linden Road in Oak Creek Plaza. Established in 2006, the center provides speech-language services for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors, along with occupational therapy services. The website describes the practice as family centered, with evaluation, diagnosis, screenings, and individualized treatment available for patients with a wide range of communication, motor, sensory, feeding, and learning needs. Services may be provided individually or in small groups, and the center also notes that speech-language and occupational teletherapy are available.

The practice works with concerns that include autism, apraxia of speech, delayed speech and language disorders, articulation and phonological needs, stuttering, voice disorders, hearing-related communication disorders, cleft lip and palate, swallowing disorders, feeding issues, cognitive reorganization, neurological communication needs, reading comprehension, verbal expression, and writing skills. The team includes Glenda Locke, M.A. CCC-SLP, president of the center, along with Carrie Walls, M.A. CCC-SLP, Jennifer Hammill, M.A. CCC-SLP, Angie Upleger, M.A. CCC-SLP, and Emilie Alberts, M.A. CCC-SLP. The site also lists Natalie Green as an occupational therapist. The clinicians describe experience across pediatric and adult care, including early intervention, school-based needs, stroke and brain injury, autism spectrum disorders, apraxia, swallowing, voice, fluency, and speech-language development.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat:

General Family Geriatric Pediatric

Conditions Treated:

Accent Modification Needs (ESL and Functional Voice)Childhood Apraxia of Speech Cognitive-Communication Disorders Dysphagia (Swallowing Disorders)Language Delay (Expressive and Receptive)Literacy and Reading Difficulties Speech Delay Speech Sound Disorders (Lisps / Articulation / Phonology)Stuttering and Stammering Voice Disorders (Hoarseness / Vocal Strain / Nodules)

Clinical Focuses:

Accent Modification Adult Voice Therapy Autism and Developmental Communication Childhood Apraxia Support Early Intervention Feeding and Swallowing Literacy and School Readiness Neurological Speech Therapy Pediatric Speech and Language Speech Sound Disorders Stuttering and Fluency

Treatment Types:

Accent Modification Therapy Apraxia-Focused Intervention Articulation Therapy Cognitive Communication Training Early Intervention Programs Feeding Therapy Language Therapy Literacy Support Neuro Speech Rehabilitation (Stroke / TBI)Stuttering Therapy Swallowing Rehabilitation Voice Therapy

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Contact Details & Directions

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+1 810-733-3911

2413 S Linden Rd Ste B Suite B, Flint, MI 48532

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 09:00 – 19:00

Tuesday: 09:00 – 19:00

Wednesday: 09:00 – 19:00

Thursday: 09:00 – 19:00

Friday: Closed

Saturday: Closed

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Accessibility & Features:

Appointment required Appointments recommended Checks Credit cards Debit cards Free parking lot Gender-neutral restroom Identifies as women-owned LGBTQ+ friendly NFC mobile payments Nursing room Onsite services Restroom Transgender safespace Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible parking lot Wheelchair accessible restroom Wheelchair accessible seating

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Avg Google Review Rating: 4.5

Google Review Count: 30

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The center states that it works with pediatric and adult patients, including patients of different ages from children through seniors. Its website also notes that many of its patients are children.

The website asks new patients to complete the appropriate child or adult case history form before the first visit when possible. Patients are also asked to bring any speech therapy prescription, prior therapy reports, IEP documents, evaluation or discharge reports, and an insurance form if it applies.

Yes. The center offers speech-language and occupational therapy screenings that last about 15 to 30 minutes. The website explains that screenings can help identify whether a more complete evaluation may be needed.

The center says it works with many insurance companies and lists several examples on its website. It also states that patients are responsible for checking their own coverage, and that billing insurance as a courtesy does not guarantee payment or speech therapy coverage.

The website lists treatment for autism, apraxia of speech, auditory processing of speech, cleft lip and palate, hearing impairment disorders, language disorders, delayed speech, stuttering, neurological communication needs, cognitive reorganization, speech impediments, swallowing disorders, and voice-related concerns.

Yes. The referrals page states that people with concerns about their own or their child's speech, motor, perceptual, or sensory needs can contact the center to make an appointment for a screening.

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