We are a family owned and operated health care provider who has been in the Treasure Coast area since 1990. Our team of professionals, including a mother and son duo, is dedicated to attaining each client's highest potential in a caring and and encouraging atmosphere. We maintain a reputation for excellence in service, honesty and the highest ethical standards
She brings to the Center many years of experience with both children and adults. Her career began in the California school system where she had classrooms for severely language disordered children as well as the emotionally disturbed. She was selected as a Mentor Teacher and her Intervention Program Classroom became a model for the state.
She moved to Florida in 1989 and opened CSLTC Inc. in 1990. Since that time she has been providing excellent speech, language and swallow services to clients of all ages in a wide variety of settings; including home based, hospital based and office based therapy.
She is a member of the American Speech Language and Hearing Association, ACE award; Florida Speech Language and Hearing Association and the local Nu Voice Club. She has also served on the Advisory Councils for many local Home Health Agencies and has provided workshops and in-services for Martin County Schools, private schools and Home Health Agencies.
Patricia is certified in Neuro Muscular Electric Stimulation Therapy as well as the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment Program. She also trained under Eric Blom to provide therapy to laryngectomized patients.
She is friendly and approachable and finds great joy and satisfaction in her service to the community as a speech language pathologist.
He brings to the Center many years of experience with both children and adults. His career began in the California school system where he evaluated and treated school aged children with speech and language disorders.
He moved to Florida in 1999 and was employed as a speech language pathologist with Rehab Works in Jacksonville. In 1999 he went into private practice for himself and opened First Coast Speech and Language. In 2001 he moved to south Florida and joined the practice of CSLTC, LLC.
Since that time he has been providing excellent speech, language and swallow services to clients of all ages in a wide variety of settings; including home based, hospital based and office based therapy.
He is a member of the American Speech Language and Hearing Association, ACE award and The Florida Speech Language and Hearing Association where he has served as a member of the Ethics Committee. He has also been a member of the Advisory Councils for many local Home Health Agencies and has provided workshops and in-services for private schools, Assisted Living Facilities, Parkinson’s Disease and Stroke Support groups and Home Health Agencies.
Kenneth is certified in Neuro Muscular Electric Stimulation Therapy as well as the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment Program. He is also competent in providing therapy to laryngectomized patients.
He is a competent, enthusiastic Speech Language Pathologist as well as an active member of the community.
Natalie Rosado, MA, CCC-SLP has been a valued member of the CSLTC team since 2020. She joined us as an enthused Clinical Fellow after earning both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Communication Sciences & Disorders from the University of Central Florida. Since 2016, she has provided bilingual speech and language services as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant in pediatric clinics in both Greenacres and Oviedo, FL. Natalie has worked in a variety of settings spanning the life spectrum: preschool, outpatient, inpatient, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and adult care centers.
Natalie is experienced with bilingual language disorders (language delay, mixed rec/exp language disorders, aphasia), developmental speech disorders (CAS, articulation), autism spectrum disorder, and eagerly pursues clinical training in neurologically-based voice, motor speech, swallowing, and cognitive-communication disorders. She holds certifications in Parkinson voice treatments LSVT LOUD® and SPEAK OUT!.
For leisure, Natalie engages in digital art and graphic design; her infographs on dysphagia and motor speech disorders have been featured on SLP-based collections on Pinterest and Instagram.
Sophia Walters, MA, CF-SLP, moved from Kalamazoo, Michigan to join the CSLTC team. Sophia earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Disorders and Sciences followed by her Master’s Degree in Speech Language Pathology at Western Michigan University.
Sophia has experience working in a variety of settings with all age groups. She is passionate about working with adults with acquired communication and swallowing disorders and emphasizes providing functional, patient-centered care.
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The Center for Speech and Language, T.C., LLC will provide Speech, Language and Swallowing evaluation and therapy services to all patients in need.
Our services include but are not limited to the following disorders:
- Dysphagia
- Voice
- Articulation
- Language
- Fluency
- Dyslexia
- Alexia
- Apraxia
- And other related disorders...
Patients with the following diagnoses may demonstrate some of the above disorders:
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Alateral Myotropic Sclerosis (Lou Gheirig’s Disease)
- Vocal Cord Paralysis
- Head and neck Cancer
- Stroke
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Developmental Disorders
- Autism
- Dysfluency (stuttering)
- Cerebral Palsy
- Cleft lip and/or Palate
- Laryngectomy- training in TEP, esophageal speech, electrolarynx
- Articulation Disorders
- Oral-muscular Weakness
We currently have openings for CCC and CF (expert supervision provided) Speech Language Pathologists.
The Center for Speech and Language, LLC is an active, family operated private practice in south east Florida. We have been practicing speech language pathology on the Treasure Coast since 1990 and are dedicated professionals who are energetic and active in our community. We have built a reputation for quality care for our clients as well as a challenging, supportive and fair work environment for our Speech Language Pathologists.
Position Description:
The position offers a breadth of experience with a variety of patients. Caseloads include birth to geriatric patients with dysphagia, aphasia, apraxia, dysarthtria, laryngectomy, cognitive, articulation, developmental and other disorders. The position requires an honest, energetic, and organized person. CF applicants are encouraged.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- Education: Masters Degree in Speech Pathology
- Experience: No previous job experience required.
- Training: Provided in all areas.
- Licensure: Florida State Licensure.
- Other: Effective Analytical, Communication, and Interpersonal Skills.
For immediate consideration, please fill out the online form here or submit your resume via fax or e-mail to Kenneth Smeds. Preliminary phone interviews accepted for out of area applicants.
- Phone (772) 334-1227
- Fax (772) 334-0225
- email ksmeds@bellsouth.net