Mrs. Carol Krakower M.A. CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist
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Mrs. Carol Krakower M.A. CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist

1540 Highway 138 101 Wall Township NJ, 07719
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Carol Krakower is a speech language pathologist practicing at Cornerstone Speech & Language in Wall Township, NJ.  She specializes in speech, language and swallowing disorders in patients. As a speech language pathologist, Carol Krakower evaluates, diagnoses and treats patients with communication and swallowing troubles.  She is the author of Speak to Me: 10 Reasons Why Your Child is Not Speaking as Expected, available on amazon.com and Practical Theory of Mind Games - Treating Autism from the Bottom Up, available from ProEd. 

Cornerstone Speech specializes in treating tongue thrust, tongue tie, articulation and voice disorders, particularly in people with Parkinson's.  

Please visit our website: www.cornerstonespeechj.com or the author page www.speaktomeplease.com.  Find us on YouTube at "carol krakower speak to me" or on facebook at Cornerstone Speech.

 

 

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  • Can speech delay be fixed?

    Yes, a speech delay can be remedied. The first step is to determine why your daughter is not speaking. There are many different reasons why a childs speech is delayed; some are structural, such as a tongue-tie. Some are auditory-based, such as hearing loss or not able to perceive discreet speech sounds. Some are language-based, some are attention-based. When you know why the child is struggling, you can devise targeted speech therapy. All of this is explained in detail in my book Speak to Me; 10 Reasons Why your Child is Not Speaking as Expected, available on Amazon. Carol Krakower READ MORE

Mrs. Carol Krakower M.A. CCC-SLP's Practice location

Cornerstone Speech and Language

1540 Highway 138 101 -
Wall Township, NJ 07719
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New patients: 732-800-3001
Fax: 732-800-3002
www.cornerstonespeechnj.com

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