Private Speech and Language Pathologists

Need a Speech and Language Pathologist?

We have found that contacting a school that specializes in your child's disability can be very helpful.  Such schools work with many different providers, and will often share the names of private speech and language pathologists (SLPs) with whom they have had good experiences.

The SLPs listed below have been recommended by at least three SPED PAC members.  However, we cannot in any way guarantee your results.  It is important to check references, review credentials, and interview the professionals to understand whether their skills and approach are a good fit for your child.

Speech Language Pathalogist:

                          
Laura B. Becker, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Suite 260
65 Walnut Street
Wellesley, MA 02481
617-957-5437

Specializes in speech and language disorders associated with language-based learning disabilities, phonology, reading, dyspraxia, early literacy, higher-level language processing and Autism Spectrum Disorder and Asperger Syndrome.

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Dorothy Eisenhaure, M.S., CCC/SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist M.Ed., CCC
Specializing in Cochlear Implants
336 Baker Avenue
Concord, MA 01742

978-369-1756
eisendo@aol.com

Dorothy has over 40 years experience working with deaf and hard of hearing children on audition, speech and language.  She specializes in cochlear implants and focuses on speech and spoken language (but knows a little sign too, for those children making a transition.)

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Sarah Rozehnal-Ward, M.S., CCC/SLP
aka: Sara Ward
Center for Speech and Language Pathology

- Sara has moved from Needham to Lincoln, phone number is the same, June 2007 - New tag
160 Lincoln Road
Suite 206
PO Box 224
Lincoln, MA   01773

781-453-0841
info@executivefunctiontherapy.com
or
swardtherapy@aol.com

Specializes in Executive Functioning (EF), speech and language therapy and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
 does on site observation and attends Team meetings.


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Review our Recommended Speech and Language Pathalogist Evaluators webpage

There are four different professionals who work with children with social issues:
For Social Development therapy lead by Licensed Social Worker or Psychologist, see Social Skills Groups webpage.
For Social Pragmatics therapy lead by Speech Language Pathologist, visit our Social Pragmatic Groups web page.
For information on Behavioral Therapy, lead by Behavioral Specialist, visit our Behavior web pages: ABA, FBA, BMP, or Behavior Specialist.