Lillian Jarold, SLP

Emily Schuster Millar, MA, CCC-SLP Emily Schuster Millar, MA, CCC-SLP, is a speech-language pathologist with AHN Neuroscience Institute. She specializes in aphasia, cognitive disorders, concussion, dysarthria, dysphonia, Passy-Muir speaking valve, verbal apraxia, swallowing therapy, vocal hygiene education, and voice therapy, with special expertise in Lee Silverman voice treatment and SPEAK OUT! voice treatment for patients with Parkinson’s disease. She did her Bachelor in Psychology at University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and her Master in Speech-Language Pathology at University of Maryland in College Park, Maryland. Emily Schuster Millar believes that therapy is most successful when goals and activities are motivating and functional to patients and family. She sees patients ages 16 and older.

Laughlin Children’s Center is a community nonprofit resource providing academic support, speech and language therapy, psychological services, and preschool education. We value the whole child, a personal approach with our families, parental involvement, professionalism, diversity, and accessibility to all. Our range of services is unique, and offers families the opportunity to see multiple clinicians all under one roof, from certified teachers to licensed professional counselors, as well as occupational and speech therapists, reading specialists, and more. Because we are a nonprofit, we are able to keep our fees affordable; we accept most major insurances, and we offer a generous financial aid program for those families who qualify.

Emily Schuster Millar, MA, CCC-SLP Emily Schuster Millar, MA, CCC-SLP, is a speech-language pathologist with AHN Neuroscience Institute. She specializes in aphasia, cognitive disorders, concussion, dysarthria, dysphonia, Passy-Muir speaking valve, verbal apraxia, swallowing therapy, vocal hygiene education, and voice therapy, with special expertise in Lee Silverman voice treatment and SPEAK OUT! voice treatment for patients with Parkinson’s disease. She did her Bachelor in Psychology at University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and her Master in Speech-Language Pathology at University of Maryland in College Park, Maryland. Emily Schuster Millar believes that therapy is most successful when goals and activities are motivating and functional to patients and family. She sees patients ages 16 and older.