HOLLAND THERAPY SERVICES
Speech-Language Pathology Services
Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) treat a wide range of speech, language, communication, cognition, and swallow disorders that impact people of all ages. At Holland Therapy Services, we pride ourselves on having clinical experience that spans the full spectrum of needs to fully support client improvement through active education, family/caregiver support, and comprehensive evaluation and treatment approaches designed to make lasting change.
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Specialty Areas Served by Our Team:
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Aphasia
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Alzheimer's Disease
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Cognition
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Dementia
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Developmental Delay
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Dysarthria (Speech/Voice Disorder)
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Dysphagia (Swallow Dysfunction)
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Executive Function
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Expressive Language Deficits/Delays
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Hearing Loss & Communication Changes
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Fluency (Stuttering)
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Military Service-Related Cognitive Changes
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Parkinson's Disease
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Phonological Processing Disorder & Articulation
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Receptive Language Deficits/Delays
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Social/Emotional Regulation
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Social Communication & Pragmatics
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Stroke Rehabilitation
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Traumatic Brain Injury
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Voice Disorders
Repeated concussions, acute traumatic brain injury (TBI), exposure to blasts, and training related head injuries all correlate to increased difficulty with cognitive functions, memory, stress management, behavior change, social functioning and completing job related and routine tasks.
Military Services
Treatment from a Speech-Language Pathologist through cognitive rehabilitation and symptomatic management can improve areas of deficit secondary to acquired head injuries. Holland Therapy Services offers both in-person and telehealth therapy modalities to support active duty and retired military personnel.
Early Intervention
Early Intervention services are geared towards providing service to infants, toddlers, and their families who have, or are at risk for, a developmental delay, disability, or health condition that may affect typical development and learning. (ASHA. 2023.)
School-Age and Adolescents
School-Age and Adolescents who need support from an SLP often require treatment that focuses on articulation, language, social communication, and fluency to help them become more effective and efficient communicators across all settings.
Adults & Geriatric
Adults and Geriatric clients may receive communication services to address cognition, voice, language, fluency, or swallow function after acquired injuries or conditions like stroke, brain tumor, vocal nodules, or traumatic brain injury.