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NOTE: IF YOU ARE NOT AN SLP: Recommendations for appropriate Speech Language Therapy can only be made by a qualified Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) following a formal multi-factored Speech and Language evaluation. There are many different aspects of the individual's abilities and degrees of severity of speech pattern differences that must first be determined through formal evaluation by a qualified professional before therapy can begin.
To locate a qualified Speech Language Pathologist near you (if you are not currently working with one), please visit the website of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) ASHA.org http://www.asha.org/ and use their ‘Find a Professional’ search tool ASHA's FIND A PROFESSIONAL
