About
Total Speech Therapy is a Speech and Language Therapy practice committed to providing the best possible care and results for people who suffer from speech, language, cognitive or swallowing disorders. The practice offers a variety of services, including speech therapy for adults and children with conditions such as autism, brain injury, and stroke. They also provide therapy for individuals with neurological disorders, apraxia, stuttering, and dysphagia. Total Speech Therapy has expertise in addressing a range of causes that contribute to difficulties with speech, language, or swallowing. Their team of dedicated and compassionate Speech-Language Pathologists, led by Ms. Yasminah Abdullah, M.S., CCC-SLP, provides individualized and comprehensive therapy services. With a focus on patient-centered care, they offer mobile therapy services, traveling to patients' homes, senior communities, and other settings to provide optimum treatment results. Total Speech Therapy is located in Baltimore, MD, and Houston, TX, and can be reached at 410-696-3301 or 713-489-6697.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Speech Therapy for Adults
Total Speech Therapy provides speech therapy services for adults with conditions such as brain injury, stroke, and neurological disorders.
Speech Therapy for Children
The practice offers speech therapy services for children with conditions such as autism, apraxia, stuttering, and dysphagia.
Voice Therapy
Total Speech Therapy provides voice therapy services to help individuals with voice disorders.
Language Therapy
The practice offers language therapy services to help individuals with language disorders.
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy
Total Speech Therapy provides orofacial myofunctional therapy services to help individuals with orofacial myofunctional disorders.
Autism Therapy
The practice offers autism therapy services to help individuals with autism spectrum disorder.