Oregon Scottish Rite Speech and Language Clinic

For children with a variety of speech sound disorders, including childhood apraxia of speech. The focus is on improving speech intelligibility and increasing communicative competence, while building and maintaining client confidence and motivation. Apply for services >>

For children, teens and adults with fluency disorders. The focus is on strategies to improve communication through developing a strong understanding of stuttering and fluency while applying fluency facilitation, and stuttering modification approaches. Telepractice services are offered via Zoom. Apply for services >>

For children with a variety of speech sound and language concerns. The focus is on improving speech intelligibility and communicative competence in the context of play while building and maintaining client confidence and motivation. Apply for services >>

For adults with Aphasia and their families. The focus is on practicing the communication skills in a supportive environment with others who have Aphasia. We use SCA (Supported Conversations with Persons with Aphasia) to facilitate successful conversations of interest to the group. Apply for services >>

For adults with Aphasia. The focus is on individual communication goals related to improving  functional communication skills. Apply for services >>

For adults recovering from traumatic brain injury, concussion, stroke, brain tumor, aneurysm or who have dementia, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, or Primary Progressive Aphasia. Goals are typically related to processing, attention, memory strategies, and problem solving. Apply for services >>

For gender diverse individuals who wish to work on investigating and applying a menu of communication styles in a safe space. Styles include: language usage, pronunciation, word choice, discourse patterns, intonation and voice. Participants take part in group, dyad and individual sessions. Apply for services >>

For children and teens with cleft lip and/or palate or craniofacial differences who have speech or language concerns. A collaborative approach is taken to connect with your established cleft or craniofacial team. Goals are typically related to improving speech intelligibility and language skills. Apply for services >>

For children, teens, and adults who have significant speech or language concerns and require augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) tools and strategies. A client and family centered approach is used. Goals typically relate to improving functional communication skills. Apply for services >>