Amy has been helping my 5 year old with her speech/language for about 4 months now. Having a…read morenewborn, it would have been hard for us to take her to see a therapist but Amy traveled to my daughter's school to see her. Unfortunately she is out of network with our insurance so we were having to use our out of network benefit. Beginning of this year, we lost our out of network benefit so we looked for an in network provider and had 2 sessions with the new provider. We knew after 2 sessions that we would not get the same quality of therapy that we were getting with Amy. My daughter also said she liked Amy better so we contacted Amy and resumed therapy with her.

Our daughter has been in speech therapy for 6 years through her elementary school. She has…read moreprogressed, but the pandemic forced us to realize she needed more focused help, In a little more than a year, with Amy's guidance, our daughter's speech has improved magnificently. Her speech is clearer and she self-corrects--huge progress. Amy also provides family support. She often texts homework ideas and progression videos of our daughter to help us. We couldn't be more pleased with the assistance that Amy provides.

I switched our daughter to Sage Speech after driving her 40min to another speech therapy practice…read morefor 30min sessions for several weeks which really messed up both her and mine schedule. Wasn't sure what to expect, but Julie Apel exceeded all of my expectations by a mile. Beyond the convenience of not having to drive anywhere, our therapist (who has an amazing contact with our 3-year old) brings educational materials and toys with her and varies them in a progressive fashion so that my daughter is always excited in advance to see her and work/play together. She also created a personal binder for our girl with materials we can work on together in between sessions to practice what she learned. We have seen real progress in our daughter's speech within the first 2 weeks, which is hugely reassuring, motivating and exciting. They are on the higher price end but for me it was absolutely worth it for the quality of work and not having to deal with traffic myself. Really very happy to have switched and given Sage a try and can only highly recommend our therapist.

From the owner: We provide highly specialized in-home and in-school Speech Language Therapy for children and…read moreadolescents. We take Medicaid, insurance and private pay clients! Our therapists are trained to serve clients with Speech and Language disorders, including Apraxia, Feeding, Articulation, Language Processing, Autism Spectrum, Expressive and Receptive Language, Late Talking, academic based learning difficulties, etc. Areas we serve for Speech Therapy include Atlanta, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Brookhaven, buckhead, Alpharetta, Marietta, Smyrna, Decatur.

Jon Berton is a wonderful accent coach. He identified the sounds I had the most difficulty with and…read moretaught me how to accurately produce such sounds to make my speech more natural and clear. He's patient and always accesible. He listened to every single one of my recorded practices and gave me an honest feedback, along with the tips to correct my pronunciation problems. I was so happy with the results that after finishing the first course I decided to take one more course with Jon. His method is practical and has helped me feel more comfortable while speaking English and provided me with the tools to keep improving on my own. I highly recommend Jon.

I'm currently taking accent classes from Jon Berton and it is taking me to another level. I'm an…read moreactress so language is very important and I have to sound natural. We were working on scripts together and also pronunciation improvement in general. Directors and the crew could see big improvements so I recently got another role after lessons with Jon. I had a pretty noticeable European accent, but some of my friends started to tell me that I'm sounding more American :). Jon identified my pronunciation errors yet was very kind in the way he corrects them with valuable feedback. I would not hesitate to recommend Jon and Advanced Accent Training!

We've had 2 therapists over several years. They both have been awesome! One therapist we have…read moreseen the longest. My son loves her and enjoys the sessions so it seems more like fun than learning. She's able to rope him in to get him working easily. He needs a multi approach and he has been progressing really well. We are thankful for Alyssa's team and their help with him. Her waitlist if she has one is well worth it!

We are thrilled with the service provided by Alyssa and Path to Progress Speech Solutions! Her…read moreprofessionalism and nurturing nature is outstanding. She worked with my 7-8 year old very reserved daughter. She was able to get results effectively and efficiently. As an educator, I have worked with numerous speech pathologists, and Alyssa and her team are the best.

Dynamic Therapy is exactly what the name exudes; constant and consistent change, activities, and…read moremost importantly progress. Dynamic therapy worked with me before my braces and after, allowing me time to practice proper tongue placement and annunciation for my tongue thrust and lisp due to my open bite. Darius and his team really take to time to help the clients understand why they are experiencing difficulties when speaking and the tools needed to alleviate such issues. I truly appreciated their transparency, and patience when it came to working with me throughout this process. Exceptional service all the way! I highly recommend working with the Dynamic Therapy Team.

Darius at Dynamic Therapy is an amazing therapist who treats all of those he encounters with care…read more He is a well rounded therapist, working with clients across the age span, who goes out of his way to ensure that the services that he is providing are appropriate, current, and catered to each client. He is full of resources and is constantly looking for ways to continue to learn about the field. When asked for my professional opinion of where to go for services in the area, Dynamic Therapy is always my first choice!

Tim helped me as much as he helped our son! His unique way of teaching us what happens during a…read morestutter and how to work through that was empowering and corrective. Our son quickly was able to apply incorporate Tim's guidance and he gained fluency. Every now and then, his stutter returns and a few sessions with Tim reminds him how to control his body to speak fluently. Without reservation, I recommend Tim, his empowering methodology, and his fantastic therapy dog, Georgia!

I suffered from physical, neurological, and mental injuries incurred from an in-the-line-of-duty…read moresituation as a police officer. More traumatic than the concussion, loss of mobility, time from my work family was the developed stutter. My confidence and will to socialize diminished to virtually non-existent. Ordering food was too much of a hassle, attending family events was too anxiety-ridden, and staying inside seemed like the only viable answer. Tim took me in, exposed me to the toxic thoughts that framed my daily routine, and helped me understand the mindset controls my toxic feelings of the stutter. Tim introduced me to exercises involving telephone calls, in-store visits to order food and coffee, and even to speak at a public event. I am forever thankful for Tim.

I am a graduate of Chamberlain Chicago. It's a professional school, but guys - it is so expensive…read more Go to a community school, get your Associates, and then have a hospital pay for continued schooling. That is SO much wiser financially. I am still paying large unfortunate chunks of my hard-earned paycheck for this education that I could have gotten for much less. I would not advise, unless you have more money than you know what to do with. It is so much money here.

I'm currently enrolled in Chamberlain University's Nurse Practitioner program. While this is one of…read morethe country's largest nursing schools, it has a reputation for being a diploma mill. It now seems they're overcorrecting by making the program unnecessarily difficult, perhaps to improve their image. I'm taking NR507 (Advanced Pathophysiology), and the midterm was worded in a way that was incoherent--even though I hold an AA, ASN, and BSN. It felt like the test was intentionally confusing. The professor is a PharmD with little availability and poor communication. Her study guide and the test content did not align at all. There's also inconsistency in grading: prior cohorts received a 10%+ curve, but ours only received a 4% curve. This is unfair, especially when test design lacks clarity and support is minimal. Separately, due to offenses from over 20 years ago when I was a juvenile, Chamberlain told me I'd be subject to random drug testing and might not be able to sit for boards. I had to sign a waiver with no real guidance or advocacy. This feels discriminatory and poorly handled. Lastly, the financial aid department is unprofessional. I asked for clarification multiple times and stated I didn't understand the loan process. Despite this, they pushed papers in front of me to sign without providing proper explanations. The lack of transparency is alarming and feels predatory.