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5.0 (2 reviews)

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11 years ago

Jake is not only attentive but he also puts his heart and soul into his body work. He even ends the session with a singing bowl!

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As an adult, 39, reaching out for help with stuttering can be a pride-swallowing experience, but…read moreit's even harder when all you find are speech therapists for children. It seemed like either no speech therapist in Austin catered to adults, or there are no adult stutters in the city...besides me. Needless to say, the search was discouraging, and I was about to forget it and carry on as I have been until I came across Wildflower Speech Therapy. Allison Elium is fantastic! She's quick to reply via email, and I had an appointment setup within days of contacting her. Her approach is direct yet soothing, and educational without coming across condescending (stutters can be quite sensitive to things like that.) She emails me articles I might find interesting or informative and I do the same with her. Her demeanor is so kind and relaxing that I find myself speaking freely to the point that she'll ask me to force a stutter so we can work on it in the office. I could go on and on, but instead I'll just say that taking the first step to empowering myself by asking for help was the hardest part of speech therapy. Everything else has been rather enjoyable, and that is 100% due to Allison at Wildflower Speech Therapy.

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