Browse licensed Wisconsin speech therapists below — local and teletherapy providers for children, toddlers, and adults. Every Wisconsin speech therapist listed on this page is a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP). Use the filters to find in-home visits, teletherapy, or specialists by age and condition.
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Handpicked Wisconsin speech therapists for children, toddlers, and adults — local clinics, in-home visits, and teletherapy across Milwaukee, Madison, Mequon, and beyond.
Wisconsin Speech Therapists 10 providers
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A well-established Milwaukee-area practice providing clinical speech and language therapy for children and adults, plus corporate speech training and accent modification. All therapists hold master’s degrees and ASHA board certification. FSA and HSA reimbursement available.
A pediatric speech and language therapy practice serving the greater Milwaukee area, specializing in diagnosis and treatment for children of all ages. Areas of expertise include general speech and language delays, childhood apraxia of speech, social communication, and autism. Sessions delivered in the family’s home for a comfortable, natural therapy environment.
Lizzy Balsiger is the owner and founder of Wisconsin Speech and Swallow Therapy LLC — a private practice serving the greater Milwaukee area. Lizzy holds her Certificate of Clinical Competence from ASHA, serves on the board of the Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Association, and is a certified SPEAK OUT!® practitioner specializing in Parkinson’s disease voice treatment. Her practice covers a full range of speech, language, and swallowing needs for children and adults.
A dedicated home-based pediatric speech therapy practice in Milwaukee focused on compassionate, evidence-based care. Peterson Speech Therapy brings sessions directly to families, reducing transportation barriers and allowing children to receive therapy where they are most comfortable. Strong emphasis on parent involvement and home carry-over strategies.
Serving families across greater Milwaukee and Washington and Ozaukee counties, Big Talk offers in-home and telehealth speech therapy. Private pay only — superbills provided for insurance reimbursement. Flexible scheduling and a personalized approach to each child’s communication goals.
Jennie Herklotz brings over 25 years of clinical experience to her Mequon practice, with rare dual specialization in speech-language pathology and orofacial myofunctional therapy. She is the only SLP in greater Milwaukee certified to treat Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders. Trained in PROMPT, OPT, and ABLC — multiple ASHA ACE award recipient.
Nicole Vieth founded Sunny Speech Therapy to increase access to effective, convenient speech therapy for children in the Madison community. A UW-trained SLP with experience in public schools and outpatient rehabilitation, Nicole takes a family-centered approach — empowering parents as their child’s most important communication partners.
Marie Severson founded Madison Speech Therapy to provide person-centered outpatient care for adults with complex cognitive-communication and swallowing challenges. A six-time ASHA ACE award recipient, Marie specializes in stroke, Parkinson’s disease, brain injury, and dysphagia. Certified FEES endoscopist and SPEAK OUT!® practitioner. In-home services across Madison and surrounding areas.
CI Therapies operates multiple locations across the Madison area and Wausau, providing nationally certified SLPs for the pediatric and young adult population. Services span speech and language delays, feeding therapy, AAC, and literacy-based intervention. Known for integrating each child’s interests into every session to maximize engagement and progress.
Marigold Speech Pathology Services is a private practice serving Rock County and southern Wisconsin. Founded in 2022 by Olivia Jones, the group provides evaluation and treatment for speech, language, swallowing, and cognitive-communication needs. A standout specialty: mobile Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) services to healthcare facilities across the region.
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Licensed Wisconsin speech therapists work with individuals of all ages — from toddlers learning their first words to adults recovering communication skills after stroke or illness. Services are available across Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, the Fox Valley, and beyond, with telehealth expanding access to families throughout the state.
Speech Therapy for Toddlers in Wisconsin
Early communication skills develop rapidly in the first three years. Parents in Wisconsin often begin searching for a speech therapist when a child is not using many words by 18–24 months, seems frustrated when trying to communicate, or is not keeping pace with developmental expectations. A free speech screener can help clarify whether an evaluation is warranted.
Common Speech Therapy Needs in Wisconsin
Speech Therapy for Children
Speech therapy for children supports clear communication for learning and confidence. Many parents start asking questions when an 18-month-old is not talking yet.
Speech Therapy for Toddlers (0–3)
Wisconsin’s Birth to 3 Program provides free evaluations for children under three with developmental delays. No referral needed — parents can self-refer to early intervention directly.
Telehealth in Wisconsin
Many Wisconsin speech therapists offer virtual sessions — particularly useful for families in rural areas across the state, or parents who cannot easily access clinic-based care.
Adult Speech Therapy in Wisconsin
Adults in Wisconsin seek speech therapy following stroke, Parkinson’s disease, traumatic brain injury, voice disorders, and dysphagia. Many practices offer both in-person and telehealth options.