Amelia Sterner
Speech-Language Pathologist
613 E Main St Cridersville OH, 45806About
Amelia Sterner is a speech language pathologist practicing in Cridersville, OH. Mrs. Sterner specializes in speech, language and swallowing disorders in adult patients. As a speech language pathologist, Mrs. Sterner evaluates, diagnoses and treats patients with communication and swallowing difficulties. These conditions may be due to developmental delay, brain injury, stroke or other diseases and injuries. Mrs. Sterner helps patients communicate and improve their voices through various appraoches and methods. Speech language pathologists also work with patients to strengthen muscles used to speak and swallow, and work with individuals and families to help cope with their conditions.
Education and Training
Ohio State University Bachelor degree English Litera 2007
Bowling Green State University Masters communication science 2014
Board Certification
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
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How do I continue speech therapy at home after class?
Your speech therapist should give you home tasks as a home program to do outside of therapy. READ MORE
Can a speech delay be caused by a work injury?
Yes, your cousin should seek out an adult speech therapist. READ MORE
Can teeth issues cause difficulty speaking?
Usually it is the pain that will cause speech changes because of changing tongue contact to teeth. Sometimes lack of front teeth can cause distortion to speech sounds. READ MORE
Does your tongue cause speech issues?
Tongue weakness can impact speech quality. Also, some people have a heaviness or thick feeling to their tongue that impacts speech. A speech therapist can assist with imprecise speech. READ MORE
Is speech therapy effective in your 40s?
Yes anyone with speech and language deficits can benefit from speech therapy. READ MORE
How do you relax TMJ muscles?
Speech therapy and physical therapy can assist with TMJ using manual massage and dry needling techniques. READ MORE
Is it normal for a 4 year old to not speak clearly?
Seek out a speech therapist to help with articulation. This will also aid in the development on reading and spelling. Also it would be helpful to get a hearing test. READ MORE
Why is my 3 year old only saying a few words?
It would be a good idea to seek out a speech therapist. Most private practice speech therapist do not need a Dr. referral but medical facilities will require a referral. READ MORE
Can adult speech stuttering be fixed?
Stuttering is not curable at this time, but strategies and techniques are very effective at reducing and sometimes eliminating overt stuttering events. Direct speech therapy is recommended. READ MORE
My wife's face and neck muscles tense when trying to speak?
Has your wife been tested for syndromes such as Freeman-Sheldon syndrome? Speech therapist that specializes in voice and swallowing may be able to provide some improvement. Other treatments such as botox are also options. READ MORE
Does an audiologist treat speech problems?
No, a speech language pathologist addresses speech disorders. READ MORE
What are the treatment options for voice disorder?
There are several options for voice therapy, just make sure you are seeing a speech therapist that has experience in voice disorders. READ MORE
i have puberohonia (female voice, pitch break, etc)?
There are some exercises to rebalance the larynx, however, most voice specialist, like myself, will utilize manual massage techniques to treat puberphonia. You should seek out direct therapy Thank you. READ MORE
Is stuttering fixable?
There is no cure for stuttering at this time, but most kids out grow it. But if the stuttering continues by 4 or 5 years old a speech therapist will provide strategies and techniques to reduce stuttering events. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- Speech Language Pathologist Mary Rutan Hospital 2014 - 2023
- Owner Talk Sterner Speech Therapy, LLC 2023 - Present
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