Alexander Graham Bell Assn/Deaf/Hard of Hearing

*Maintains listening and spoken language resource websites for parents, professionals, teens and adults with hearing loss; offers free six-month membership for parents *Helps families, health care providers and education professionals understand childhood hearing loss and the importance of early diagnosis and intervention *Support advocacy, education, research, and financial aid programs for Infants & toddlers, Preschool age children, school age children, and children looking to advance in the Arts & Sciences

Services: Fundraising and Resource Development Support, General Health Education Programs, Health/Disability Related Support Groups, Hearing Augmentation Aids, Speech Therapy

First Baptist Church, English/ASL Language Instruction

*Prepares for TOEFL (Test of English as Foreign Language) *Hosts Conversational English for Internationals *Teaches citizenship classes *Free beginner American Sign Language instruction: Only cost is purchase of study book

Services: Citizenship Education, English as a Second Language, Sign Language Instruction

FSU, Speech and Hearing Clinic

*Diagnostic-evaluation and management services by speech-language pathologists and audiologists; services are provided by graduate students under the direct supervision of faculty members and clinical instructors, all professional staff members are licensed by the Florida Board of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology and certified by the American Speech Language Hearing Association *Serves children and adults with speech, language, and hearing problems *Evaluation and therapy are available for articulation disorders, language delay, language learning disorders, stuttering, language differences due to region, ethnic origin, or second language, memory and language disorders related to trauma, voice disorders, disorders of speech and language due to neurological damage or disease, augmentative and alternative communication disorders, rehabilitation after a laryngectomy, hearing testing, hearing aid testing and fitting, habilitation and rehabilitation of hearing impaired *Assistive Communication Lab focuses on meeting augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) needs of people with severe communication disorders, the lab assists individuals with severe communication disorders including those related to cerebral palsy, mental retardation, autism, traumatic brain injury, stroke, or neuromuscular disorders such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple sclerosis and muscular dystrophy

Services: Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays, Hearing Screening, Speech Therapy

Partners in Communication (PIC)

*Qualified and certified professional American Sign Language interpreters trained in interpreting with confidentiality, credentialed nationally *Interpreting services/modalities include: Sign Language, Oral, Tactile and Contact Signs *Purposes can include Medical, Court and Legal, Special Events, Concerts, Public Access Events, Social Events *Reduced rates contracts available for frequent users (monthly or more) *24-hour interpreting services for medical and law enforcement needs *Interpreting services for individuals, groups, businesses and agencies *Sign language instruction; speakers for subjects: The Deaf Culture; ASL; When and How to use interpreters properly; Interpreter Roles and Responsibilities; Codes of Ethics applicable to different settings; ADA consultation

Services: Language Interpretation, Sign Language Instruction

Southeastern Therapy Services

*Language and pathology practice for children and adults who are currently accepting referrals for new clients - Comprehensive speech, language, and swallowing services *Services include: Diagnosis and treatment for autism & Social Pragmatic Disorders; Articulation, Fluency & Motor Speech Disorders; voice and swallowing disorders, language, cognition and memory disorders, auditory processing disorders, and dyslexia, assessments *Fees are $160 per hour, sliding scale offered for clients who do not have insurance or are insured by companies forwhom they are not providers - accepts CHP, Medicaid, including some Medicaid HMOs, Medipass, Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Children's Home Society, Multi-Plan, Beechstreet, PHCS, Tricare, Universal insurances and payment from the Office of Disability Determination *Handicap Accessible and can take public transportation within two blocks of Tallahassee office *Crawfordville location - 2887 Crawfordville Hwy, Suite 4.

Services: Autism Therapy, Medicaid, Medicare, Pediatric Developmental Assessment, Pediatric Developmental Screening, Speech Therapy

TMH, Rehabilitation Centers, Outpatient

*Outpatient facilities providing physical, occupational and speech therapy *Diagnostic groups: orthopedic, neurological, pediatric, athletic training services, workmen's compensation, and developmental delays *Tallahassee, 1425 Village Square Blvd, Ste 3, 32312 *Blountstown, 17352 Main St N, 32424 *Quincy, 16 W Washington St, 32351 *Monticello, 555 N Jefferson St, 32344 *Crawfordville, 15 Council Moore Rd, 32327 (same location as TMH Family Medicine)

Services: Occupational Therapy, Pediatric Developmental Assessment, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy