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Dysarthria

Weak or poorly coordinated speech muscles cause slurred, slow or quiet speech. Causes include stroke, brain injury, Parkinson's, MS and ALS.

Common signs

  • Slurred or mumbled speech
  • Quiet or monotone voice
  • Slow or effortful talking

How we help

Breath, articulation and rate exercises, plus listener strategies and AAC when needed.

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Dysarthria
Slurred or weak speech from stroke, brain injury, MS or ALS.

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