Resonance disorders
Resonance disorders result from too much or too little nasal and/or oral sound energy in the speech signal. They can result from structural or functional (e.g., neurogenic) causes and occasionally are due to mislearning (e.g., articulation errors that can lead to the perception of a resonance disorder).
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Therapists with experience in this disorder
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Alesha Prater-Kiser
Full-time Therapist CCC-SLPDedicated lifespan SLP. Passionate about dysphagia evaluation and treatment, cognitive communicat...
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Kira Derr
Owner Operations Management Owner Operations Management CCC-SLP- Milestones Therapy Center LLC
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Linda Ernst
CCC-SLPLinda has expertise in swallowing, voice, upper airway, cleft palate/resonance, motor speech, TBI...
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Rachel Gorman
Management CCC-SLPHi! I'm Rachel Gorman, a Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist and Founder of Every Mind Speech L...
- Every Mind Speech
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Susan Mason
Operations Full-time Therapist Clinical Lead Full-time Therapist Clinical Lead Full-time Therapist Clinical Lead CCC-SLPspeech language pathologist with a passion for tech and experience across the lifespan
- Ambitious Idea Labs (Ambiki)
- ABC Therapy
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Erica Norman
Full-time Therapist Clinical Lead Management Full-time Therapist Clinical Lead Management CCC-SLP- Perennial SLP
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Karen Vescial
Full-time Therapist Billing Administration Credentialing Scheduling Owner Front Desk Accounting / Finance CCC-SLP- Let's Talk Speech and Language Therapy
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Jenni Zimowsky
CCC-SLPWhile in graduate school I worked as a speech therapy assistant in the schools. I have 24 years e...
- jenni@fremontspeechtherapy.com