Your Voice Speech Therapy, PLLC

About Your Voice Speech Therapy, PLLC

Your Voice Speech Therapy, PLLC is a private speech therapy practice in Monroe, Michigan, serving clients from age 2 through 100+ at its North Macomb Street location, with telehealth visits also available through Google Meet. The practice says it was opened in April 2022 and describes its mission as helping people return to their prior level of living while also strengthening and supporting their voice. Its stated values include integrity, advocacy, faith, compassion, and consideration. The clinic offers free consultations and provides services for both children and adults.

According to the website, pediatric care includes evaluation and treatment for articulation and phonology, language disorders, stuttering, hypernasality or hyponasality, reading comprehension, and writing comprehension. Adult services include support for dysphagia, voicing disorders, language disorders such as aphasia, dysarthria, traumatic brain injury, stroke and other neurological conditions, memory impairments, dementia care and education, family and caregiver education, and MBS or VFSS consults. Service descriptions on the site also reference treatment methods such as biofeedback, motor speech techniques, vocal hygiene strategies, diaphragmatic breathing exercises, semantic and communication-based language therapy, and cognitive and memory supports. The practice also notes that evaluations are included in all services and that it offers LSVT LOUD for Parkinson’s disease symptoms affecting vocal loudness and quality.

The staff page highlights Heather, the owner, who earned her Master of Arts from The University of Toledo in 2016 and is identified as a Certified Dementia Practitioner and Certified LSVT Clinician. Her background includes acute care, skilled nursing, dysphagia, stroke care, cognition, and voice-related disorders. Katie, who earned her Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology from The University of Toledo in 2022, is listed as certified in DTTC for Childhood Apraxia of Speech. Megan, who earned her master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Michigan State University in 2022, is presented as having a strong pediatric focus.

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