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Invincible Speech Therapy

Spelling & Assisted Communication · Chicago, IL
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Focus
AAC device evaluation nonspeaking autism
Area
Chicago, IL
Description
An in-home and tele-therapy speech practice serving Chicago and surrounding suburbs that provides AAC evaluation and treatment for individuals with communication difficulties.
Website
invinciblespeechtherapy.com

What this spelling & assisted communication offers

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Invincible Speech Therapy offers in-home and online speech therapy services in Chicago, IL and surrounding suburbs. The practice specializes in making therapy fun, functional, and tailored to each individual's unique needs and strengths.

Leadership
Emily Crohn — Owner, M.S., CCC-SLP/L
Populations served
Children Adults Articulation disorders Language delays/disorders Stuttering/fluency disorders Pragmatic language difficulties AAC users
On-site therapies
Speech therapy Articulation therapy Expressive language therapy Receptive language therapy Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) Fluency/stuttering therapy Pragmatic language therapy
Services
In-home therapy sessions Virtual/online therapy sessions
Accreditations & approvals
CCC-SLP (Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology) Licensed SLP (Illinois)
Phone
(773) 217-0575
Highlights
Over 8 years of clinical experience; serves Chicago, IL 60613 and surrounding suburbs; available Tuesday–Thursday 4pm–7pm and Saturday 9am–Noon.
Approach
Communication and connection enrich our lives; therapy is made fun, functional, and specific to the unique needs and strengths of each person, drawing on theatre and voice preparation background alongside clinical practice.

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What to look for in a spelling & assisted communication

  • AAC / assistive-technology evaluation experience (usually an SLP)
  • Range of tools — low-tech boards to high-tech speech devices
  • Help with device funding / insurance
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