Speech Therapy Based in Great Falls, Montana
Speech and language therapy for children, adults, and older patients.
Brave Speech and Language provides individualized support for speech, language, voice, swallowing, fluency, literacy, AAC, and communication after illness or injury.
Our Approach
Communication affects how people learn, connect, work, recover, and participate in daily life. Our goal is to help each person become more confident, more understood, and supported in the places that matter most: home, school, work, and in the community.
Who We Help
Support for communication needs across different stages of life
Brave Speech and Language supports children, adults, older patients, and caregivers with communication needs that affect daily life.
Families with Children
Support for speech sounds, language development, literacy, social communication, AAC, and being understood more clearly at home or school.
Adults
Therapy for communication, voice, fluency, swallowing, or language changes after illness, injury, or ongoing difficulty.
Older Patients & Caregivers
Practical support for communication, swallowing, voice, memory-related language concerns, stroke recovery, Parkinson's-related needs, and caregiver concerns.
Services
Support for all ages
Evaluation and therapy are available for a wide range of speech, language, voice, swallowing, and communication needs.
Children & Families
Support for articulation, phonological delay, language development, literacy, phonics, social communication, AAC, and childhood apraxia of speech.
Explore servicesAdults & Rehabilitation
Therapy for stroke rehabilitation, traumatic brain injury, word finding, voice, swallowing, and communication changes after illness or injury.
Explore servicesVoice, Fluency & Communication
Support for stuttering, vocal hygiene, vocal resonance, Parkinson's-related communication needs, and SPEAK OUT! therapy.
Explore servicesGetting Started
What to expect when you reach out
1. Start with a conversation
We begin by learning what you or your family member is experiencing, what concerns brought you here, and what kind of support may be needed.
2. Complete an evaluation
When therapy is appropriate, evaluation helps clarify communication, speech, language, voice, swallowing, or rehabilitation needs.
3. Build a practical plan
Treatment is individualized around real-life goals, from being better understood to supporting school success or communication after injury.
For Montana Schools
Contract speech-language pathology support for school districts
Brave Speech and Language is also open to school contract work as a secondary part of the practice, with on-site and remote arrangements considered based on district needs.
Need dependable SLP support for a school or district?
Explore School Contracts