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Speech Therapists - Easton, MD

We found 28 speech therapists in Easton, MD. See refinement options below.

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Debra M. Piccirillo, SLP

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28438 Marlboro Avenue, Easton, MD

443-481-1140

Ms. Debra Piccirillo practices speech therapy in Millersville, MD, Chester, MD, and Easton, MD.
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Erin Kathleen Scheele, CCC-SLP, MA

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Erin Scheele practices speech therapy in Easton, MD.
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Anna K. Nowaczyk, SLP

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28438 Marlboro Avenue, Easton, MD

443-481-1140

Ms. Anna Nowaczyk is a speech therapy specialist in Chester, MD, Easton, MD, and Annapolis, MD.
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Kathryn M. Flynn, MS, CCC-SLP

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Kathryn Flynn specializes in speech therapy and practices in Easton, MD.
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Jacalyn Baxendale, CCC-SLP, MA

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29000 Information Lane, Easton, MD

Ms. Jacalyn Baxendale practices speech therapy in Easton, MD.
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Mrs. Amybeth Podrasky Hellman, MS, CCC-SLP

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Amybeth Hellman practices speech therapy in Easton, MD.
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Kimberly M. Rossman, SLP-CCC

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Kimberly Rossman specializes in speech therapy and practices in Easton, MD.
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Rebecca Lynn Pertain, MS, CCC-SLP

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Rebecca Pertain is a speech therapy specialist in Easton, MD.
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Nancy Lee Lepine, CCC-SLP, MA

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Nancy Lepine specializes in speech therapy and practices in Easton, MD.
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Miss Caitlin Marie Davis, SLP

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610 Dutchmans Lane, Easton, MD

Ms. Caitlin Davis works as a speech therapy specialist in Easton, MD.
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Erin K. Allan, CCC-SLP, MA

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Erin Allan is a speech therapy specialist in Easton, MD.
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Wendy M. Kirby, MSCCC-SLP

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Wendy Kirby practices speech therapy in Easton, MD.
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Kimberly Johnson Gibbons Neff, MS, CCC SLP

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12 Magnolia Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Kimberly Gibbons Neff practices speech therapy in Easton, MD.
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Mr. Esteban Salvador Iglesias-Figueras, M.S.

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501 Dutchmans Lane, Easton, MD

Mr. Esteban Iglesias-Figueras specializes in speech therapy and practices in Easton, MD.
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Mrs. Cynthia Lyn Jump, M.S., CCC/SLP

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12 Magnolia Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Cynthia Jump is a speech therapy specialist in Easton, MD.
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Malinda Jean Larrimore, MACCC-SLP

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219 S Washington Street, Easton, MD

Ms. Malinda Larrimore practices speech therapy in Easton, MD.

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What is Speech Therapy?

Speech therapy is a treatment that helps people of all ages who have problems speaking and using language. The professionals who provide speech therapy are called speech and language pathologists, or sometimes just speech therapists. Speech therapy is often associated with children, and many kids do need extra help overcoming speech disorders such as a lisp or a stutter. However, older patients also often rely on speech services, for instance after a stroke.

The issues that are treated in speech therapy can be broadly broken down into three main categories. They are:

Speech disorders, which affect the voice and the ability to form sounds properly or speak fluently. Examples include dysarthria, stuttering, and vocal cord polyps.
Language disorders, which are problems with either saying or understanding spoken words. Examples include autism and pragmatic (social) language disorders.
Swallowing disorders, including drooling and difficulty swallowing. Since speech therapy involves treatment for the muscles of the mouth and throat, some swallowing disorders can be treated by speech therapists.

The way speech therapy is conducted depends greatly on the age and needs of the patient being served. Therapy may be conducted one-on-one, in a small group, or in a classroom. Standardized testing is often used to evaluate speech. Depending on the patient, therapy may include games, conversation, role playing and storytelling, flash cards, or singing. The speech therapist sometimes assigns exercises for the patient to practice at home.

There are many causes for speech disorders, and they are surprisingly common. Speech therapy is an effective treatment that helps these patients communicate their thoughts and feelings with others.