ABR Speech and Language is a private practice owned by Alyssa B. Rosenberg, M.A., CCC-SLP, which specializes in the pediatric population from pre-school to high school. Services are provided in your home within the Greater Boston area.
About
Alyssa B. Rosenberg, M.A., CCC-SLP is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with many years of experience in the Massachusetts area. Clinical experience includes work in a private school based setting. She received her Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts from the University of Massachusetts- Amherst. She is a proficient user of American Sign Language (ASL).
Professional Certifications:
Certificate of Clinical Competence-American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Massachusetts State Licensure
Professional Memberships:
Areas of Treatment
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Apraxia of Speech
Articulation
Autism
Communication
Deaf and Hard of Hearing
English Language Learning
Learning Disabilities
Social Language
Services Provided
Comprehensive evaluations and direct therapy are provided for students with specific language/learning disabilities, autism and spectrum disorders, literacy and writing issues and developmental disabilities.
Design of an individual plan of service for each student and coordinate with other service providers as needed.
FAQS
Do you accept insurance?
- Currently, I am an out of network provider. Private pay is accepted.
Can my child receive speech therapy if he/she is receiving service in the school or EI?
- Yes, supplementing these services can be beneficial. Individual services can complement existing services and will likely result in faster gains.
How do I get started?
- You can call for a consultation (631) 332-2197), email me directly at alyssabrosenberg1@gmail.com, or reach me through the contact page.
How often and for how long will my child need Speech and Language services?
- Each child has their own individual strengths and weaknesses. Depending on the severity of the disorder and the rate of progress, therapy length can vary. Students generally are seen once to twice a week.
What is the difference between Speech and Language?
- Speech is how we verbally communicate. It includes articulation (specific sounds), voice (using our breathing and vocal chords to produce sounds) and fluency (the rhythm when we speak). Language consists of receptive language (the ability to understand others) and expressive language (the ability to share our ideas and thoughts).Speech and Language disorders can occur individually or together.
Testimonials
“During my child’s first couple of sessions with Alyssa he was a bit of a handful with lots of energy. Alyssa handled him beautifully and kept him on track. She is ready with fun activities that tap into my son’s needs and interests. Alyssa’s praise for my son when he makes correct sounds is genuine, natural and not forced. My son always says that he had fun! After each session, Alyssa provides new activities for our home program. It has been a great pleasure working with Alyssa. ”
“Alyssa, thank you for EVERYTHING you have done and all the support you have given my daughter and our family over the years. I really don’t have the words to express our gratitude. ”
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