Looking for a trusted speech therapist near you?
SpeechTherapy.org helps families and individuals connect with qualified speech-language pathologists for children, teens, and adults nationwide.

Find a Speech Therapist Near You

Finding the right speech therapist can make a life-changing difference. Whether you’re seeking support for a toddler with a speech delay, a teen with fluency challenges, or an adult recovering from stroke or brain injury, SpeechTherapy.org helps you connect with qualified speech-language pathologists in your area.

Our national referral directory is designed to make it easier for families, educators, and healthcare providers to locate trusted speech therapy services quickly and confidently.

Why Use SpeechTherapy.org to Find a Speech Therapist?

✅ Experienced Professionals

All listings focus on licensed speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and qualified therapy practices.

✅ All Ages & Conditions

Find care for children, teens, and adults with speech, language, voice, cognitive, and swallowing needs.

✅ Local & Teletherapy Options

Search for in-person services in your community or explore teletherapy options from home.

✅ Trusted Information Source

SpeechTherapy.org is built by an ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist with decades of clinical experience.

Search for a Speech Therapist by Location

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More states will be added as our national directory expands.

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Benefits of Listing:
✅ Increased visibility
✅ Family referrals
✅ Professional credibility
✅ Future featured placement opportunities

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Who Benefits from This Directory?

  • Parents seeking early intervention or school-age speech therapy
  • Teens needing support for articulation, fluency, or social communication
  • Adults recovering from stroke, brain injury, voice disorders, or neurological conditions
  • Educators looking for therapy partners
  • Physicians and discharge planners coordinating care

Related Speech Therapy Resources

  • Speech Therapy for Children
  • Speech Therapy for Teens
  • Speech Therapy for Adults
  • First Word Matching Game
  • Early Intervention Speech Therapy

Frequently Asked Questions

What qualifications should a speech therapist have?
A speech therapist should be a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP). Many professionals also hold national certification through ASHA.

Do I need a referral to see a speech therapist?
Some insurance plans require a referral. Private-pay services and school-based therapy often do not.

Can speech therapy be done online?
Yes. Teletherapy is now widely used and effective for many speech and language conditions.

How soon should I seek help for a speech delay?
Early evaluation is always recommended. The earlier therapy begins, the better the outcomes.

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