Julie Norman, SLP, Chief Therapeutic Officer, Healthy Young Minds
Julie Norman, SLP leads a team of highly skilled SLPs. Julie will match you with the most appropriate therapist for your child.
- 25 years experience
- 5 years direct teletherapy experience
- Expert in speech sound disorders, ASD, Down Syndrome, and other genetic disorders, as well as Augmented Assisted Communication (AAC)
Testimonials
Speech and Language Therapy
- Articulation (pronunciation of speech sounds)
- Childhood apraxia of speech
- Cognitive impairments
- Expressive language (using words and sentences to express thoughts)
- Hearing loss
- Language comprehension (understanding concepts, following directions)
- Feeding and Swallowing
- Tongue thrust
- Reading and phonics
- Resonance and cleft palate
- Social skills
- Stuttering
- Voice and vocal cord dysfunction
Our child-driven model includes the evaluation and creation of interventions for a wide range of disorders and conditions. This includes Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), apraxia, global and specified speech delays, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, sensory processing problems, oromyofunctional disorders, stuttering disorders, and other developmental disorders/deficits. We have also worked with many children with complex medical histories and diagnoses.
Our individualized interventions address:
- Articulation (pronunciation of speech sounds)
- Childhood apraxia of speech
- Cognitive impairments
- Expressive language (using words and sentences to express thoughts)
- Hearing loss
- Language comprehension (understanding concepts, following directions)
- Tongue thrust
- Reading and phonics
- Resonance and cleft palate (including nasometry and X-ray speech studies)
- Social skills
- Stuttering
- Voice and vocal cord dysfunction
Functional and Academic Skills Training
We offer individually designed instruction of target skills to increase community access.
This therapy is appropriate for children who need to acquire academic, social and independence skills, including children with ADHD and learning disabilities.