1619 Third Avenue, Suite 1, New York, NY, 10128
*Between Second and Third Avenue on 91st St.
Open Monday through Saturday
Proudly serving patients in New York and New Jersey
Now accepting in-office appointments while following the latest safety guidelines from the CDC. Please contact Speech Matters for the latest availability. Learn More
Speech-Language Private Practice Serving Children and Adults
Children
Speech Matters believes in the involvement of family in the treatment of your child. We offer a wide variety of individual services for children.
Speech Matters accepts Medicare and believes in treatment that focuses on improving the individual's function in their everyday life.
In Home Therapy
Speech Matters is now offering in home therapy for qualified patients who live within the NYC metro area.
Adults
Talk to one of our speech-language experts from anywhere in the world.
Telepractice
Schedule Your FREE Consultation
New clients are eligible for a free consultation, during which we can assess your speech needs and discuss a comprehensive, personalized therapeutic plan. Choose either an online or in person consultation. Proudly serving New York and New Jersey in our offices. We serve patients nationwide online.
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Do masks hurt speech development? It depends on the child
Linda Bejoian was recently interviewed for her expert opinion on how masks could affect speech development in children. Take a look at the article in Canada's National Observer.
SOCIAL MATTERS
Introducing, Social Matters, an in-person course designed to help your child improve social competencies and take part in a dynamic process of learning and self-discovery. The next session starts June 15th, register today!
TESTIMONIALS
“Linda worked with our four year-old son for just over a year and addressed his significant dysfluencies that seemed to have appeared out of nowhere! Our son responded very quickly to Linda’s exercises and techniques. She kept his attention by making the exercises fun and engaging, and each week our son looked forward to his “play-date” with Linda and her terrific staff.”
— Dorothy B.