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Suzanne Pierre
Speech-Language Pathologist
Suzanne Pierre is a bilingual speech language pathologist practicing in Lake Worth, Fl. Mrs. Pierre specializes in speech, language and developmental disorders in patients. As a speech language pathologist, Mrs. Pierre evaluates, diagnoses and treats patients with communication disorders. These conditions may be due to developmental delay, bilingualism, hearing loss, autism, or other diseases and injuries. Mrs. Pierre helps patients improve their communication skills through various methods while using evidence-based practices. Speech language pathologists also work with patients to strengthen muscles used to speak and swallow, and work with individuals and families to help cope with their conditions and implement carryover strategies.
19 years
Experience
Suzanne Pierre
- Lake Worth, Fl
- University of Florida
- Accepting new patients
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My son is 3-years-old and isn't talking. What should I do?
If you are concerned about your child’s development, you may contact your local early intervention program directly to ask for an evaluation. (Families do not have to wait for READ MORE
If you are concerned about your child’s development, you may contact your local early intervention program directly to ask for an evaluation. (Families do not have to wait for a referral from professionals).
You can find your community’s early intervention office by asking your child’s pediatrician, child care provider, or teacher for a referral; calling your state department of health or education; reaching out to the Parent Training and Information Center in your state; contacting the pediatrics department of a local hospital; or visiting the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center’s state-by-state contacts page.
You can find your community’s early intervention office by asking your child’s pediatrician, child care provider, or teacher for a referral; calling your state department of health or education; reaching out to the Parent Training and Information Center in your state; contacting the pediatrics department of a local hospital; or visiting the Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center’s state-by-state contacts page.
My daughter can't pronounce some letters. How can I help her?
Hello, In this situation, you have the option of seeking a private and licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) in your area who will evaluate your child, or speaking to your READ MORE
Hello,
In this situation, you have the option of seeking a private and licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) in your area who will evaluate your child, or speaking to your child's teacher/school administrator to request a speech evaluation. The school-based SLP will then complete an observation of your child's speech, then if deemed necessary and academically relevant, a formal evaluation will be conducted. Contact your school to get additional information about the evaluation process as it varies from state to state.
In this situation, you have the option of seeking a private and licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) in your area who will evaluate your child, or speaking to your child's teacher/school administrator to request a speech evaluation. The school-based SLP will then complete an observation of your child's speech, then if deemed necessary and academically relevant, a formal evaluation will be conducted. Contact your school to get additional information about the evaluation process as it varies from state to state.
