Individuals with Parkinson's disease may experience changes in their voice and communication abilities, such as reduced loudness, hoarseness, imprecise speech, and a monotone voice. These changes can make it difficult for others to understand you.

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As a certified LSVT LOUD Speech-Language Pathologist, I specialize in helping individuals with Parkinson's disease improve their communication skills. Through LSVT LOUD therapy, which consists of 16 sessions over four weeks (four individual 60-minute sessions per week), we can work together to enhance your voice quality, volume, and clarity.

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Speech Therapy for Voice Disorders

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If you are experiencing changes in your voice due to Parkinson's disease or if you have noticed that others are having a harder time understanding you since your diagnosis, I encourage you to contact me for a consultation. Together, we can develop strategies to improve your communication and help you speak with a voice and volume that is easy for others to hear and understand.

 

I offer virtual speech therapy services throughout Illinois, New York, and New Jersey and in-home speech therapy for those living near Skokie, Wilmette, Evanston, and West Rogers Park, Illinois.