Carrie Rydstrom, SLP

Speech Therapy

Biography

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Contact Info:

Office:

307-800-8752

Facility/Office:

Speech-Language Pathology Services
Our Speech-Language Pathology team provides comprehensive evaluation and therapy services for patients of all ages, helping individuals overcome challenges related to speech, language, cognition, voice and swallowing, with personalized care focused on improving everyday function and quality of life.

Speech Disorders
Articulation and pronunciation difficulties
Motor speech disorders, including apraxia and dysarthria

Language Disorders
Difficulty understanding spoken or written language
Challenges expressing thoughts and ideas

Cognitive-Communication Disorders
Memory challenges
Attention and concentration difficulties
Problem-solving and executive functioning deficits

Voice Disorders
Hoarseness and vocal strain
Changes in voice quality

Swallowing Disorders (Dysphagia)
Difficulty chewing or swallowing
Choking or coughing during meals
Safe eating and drinking recommendations
Bedside swallowing evaluations

Neurological Conditions
Stroke
Traumatic brain injury
Parkinson's disease
Multiple sclerosis
Dementia

Pediatric Speech and Language Concerns
Speech and language delays
Social communication challenges
Eating difficulties

Biography:

Carrie is committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of patients of all ages by helping them improve their speech, communication, cognitive and swallowing abilities. She provides compassionate, personalized therapy for a wide range of needs, including speech and language disorders, voice difficulties, memory and cognitive challenges and swallowing disorders. Her expertise also extends to helping individuals recover and regain important skills following strokes, traumatic brain injuries and other neurological conditions, as well as supporting children with speech delays, language development and social communication challenges. By combining evidence-based treatment with an individualized approach, Carrie is dedicated to helping patients overcome obstacles, achieve greater independence and build the confidence needed to participate more fully in everyday life.