Teresa Goggin MS, CF-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist
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Teresa Goggin MS, CF-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist

1619 3rd ave 1 New York NY, 10128
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Teresa Goggin, MS Ed CCC-SLP is a NYS/ASHA Certifed Speech-Language Pathologist. Teresa specializes in speech, language, feeding and swallowing disorders in pediatric and adult populations. Teresa currently works in the school setting full time, with children in CPSE programing from ages 3-5 in the Bronx, NY. Teresa also provides private practice services to indivduals throughout the lifespan. 

As a speech language-pathologist, Teresa evaluates, diagnoses and treats indivduals with communication and swallowing troubles. These conditions may be due to developmental delay, brain injury, hearing loss, autism, stroke or other diseases and injuries. 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. 

Education and Training

The College of Saint Rose MS Ed. 2022

Springfield College BS 2019

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Teresa Goggin MS, CF-SLP's Expert Contributions
  • My son still can't pronounce his "r's" properly. Would therapy help him?

    Hello, the /r/ sound is one of the most complicated for individuals to produce. The age of acquisition for the /r/ sound is around 5-6 years of age. Articulation therapy with a certified speech-language pathologist could be a beneficial form of intervention to educate your son with the anatomic mechanisms involved with making the /r/ sound as well as mast practice trials. READ MORE

  • My wife's face and neck muscles tense when trying to speak?

    I am so sorry that your speech-therapist said that after three months that was all he could do. Speech-therapy for voice disorders is meant to be person centered and holistic to help individuals in activities of daily living. I agree with the dx from ENT on spasmodic dysphonia, as you are also describing changes occurring in your wife's face as well. There are surgical, behavioral, and augmentative interventions that have been found helpful for people with spasmodic dysphonia. Attached to this link is helpful information about spasmodic dysphonia and interventions that can be helpful: https://www.nidcd.nih.gov/sites/default/files/Documents/publications/SpasmodicDysphonia-508.pdf Best of luck with everything! READ MORE

  • My voice is extremely low. What can I do to enhance it?

    I would first recommend consulting your PCP to make sure there isn't anything that requires medical intervention. In general, to speak loud, it is helpful to use diaphragmatic breathing to better support loudness. Here is an article with some exercises that could be helpful: https://umc.edu/Healthcare/ENT/Patient-Handouts/Adult/Speech-Language-Pathology/Voice/Diaphragmatic-Breathing.html#:~:text=For%20example%3A%20Inhale%20to%20a,an%20easy%20%E2%80%9CS%E2%80%9D%20sound. READ MORE

  • Should I take my baby to a doctor if she is not talking yet?

    Yes, your daughter will likely qualify for Early Intervention services, which are free, and will provide in home strategies to better assist overall development. Here is an article better explaining Early Intervention: https://www.asha.org/public/speech/early-intervention/ READ MORE

  • Will late talking fix itself?

    I would absolutely ask for a referral from your pediatrician for Early Intervention services. Early intervention is a free program for infants and toddlers ages 0-3 that works together with families to assist families with children experiencing delays in any form of development. READ MORE

  • Why is my 3 year old only saying a few words?

    Hi yes, I would mention to your PCP that you have concerns involving your child's speech output. Some children experience delays in their speech/language and getting intervention the sooner, the better! READ MORE

  • Can adult speech stuttering be fixed?

    There are many forms of intervention that are helpful for people who stutter. I like to refer individuals to the stuttering foundation, as they provide a lot of great articles and support groups. Stuttering intervention is not a "one shoe fits all" but rather very individualized to every person who stutters. Here is the link to the Stuttering Foundation's page: https://www.stutteringhelp.org/adults READ MORE

  • Can an audiologist help my daughter's hearing loss?

    Yes, have your pediatrician send out a referral for one. READ MORE

  • How can I help a late talker?

    I would recommend seeking out a referral from your daughter's pediatrician for Early Intervention services. Here is an article about early intervention. https://www.asha.org/public/speech/early-intervention/ READ MORE

  • What can be done to help my 5 year old son speak more clearly?

    I would recommend seeking out an assessment from a certified speech-language pathologist so that they can get a better idea of where his breakdown in speech or language is. READ MORE

  • Can puberphonia be corrected with speech therapy?

    Hello, I would seek a referral to an ENT and voice-based SLP. There are strategies that can be helpful to modulate perceptual pitch. READ MORE

  • What causes puberphonia in some kids?

    Puberphonia is typically a diagnosis associated with having a perceptually high pitched sounding voice, after going through puberty. If your child is experiences any abnormality in their speaking voice, I would recommend seeking out a referral to an ENT to better determine the etiology. After an ENT assessment, SLPs are typically recommended to assist in intervention based on the primary diagnosis, which has to be given from an ENT. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

AphasiaTBIStrokeARFIDASDDysphagiaDystoniaLife-Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA)Transgender Voice ModificationChildhood developmentLanguage delaySpeech delayFeedingAAC

Professional Memberships

  • American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA)  

Teresa Goggin MS, CF-SLP's Practice location

My Speech Matters, PLLC

1619 3rd ave 1 -
New York, NY 10128
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