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Judith Rosenfield, M.A.

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Judith Rosenfield, M.A.
King's Speech and Learning Center
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225 Hopmeadow Street 500 Weatogue, CT 06089
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Judith Rosenfield, M.A.

King’s Speech and Learning Center has an innovative network of speech and occupational therapists, counselors, educators and tutors to meet the individual needs of our clients. We strive to hire the most dedicated and passionate professionals to support our mission to train speech, social, academic, and career skills for success in the 21st Century.

Judith Rosenfield, M.A., CCC-SLP, is a licensed speech-language pathologist. She has twenty-seven years of experience treating patients of all ages and medical needs, and supervising and managing teams of speech-language pathologists. Before developing the Wait Your Turn social language program, and opening King’s Speech and Learning Center, Judith was the former owner of Swallowing Diagnostics, LLC which provides portable endoscopy studies to hospitals and nursing centers throughout New England.

As a mother of four children, she understands the reality of parenting and the importance of building skills from each individual’s unique set of gifts. Ms. Rosenfield received her B.A. degree in Communication Sciences from the University of Connecticut in 1983, her M.A. degree in Speech-Language Pathology in 1985 from the Ohio State University where she extensively studied adult-child conversational language development, and completed several Ph.D. courses at the University of Pittsburgh where she studied Generalized Language Learning in Developmentally Delayed Preschoolers.

Areas of specialized training:

Adult-Child Joint Activity Routines with Dr. James MacDonald, Nisonger Center, The Ohio State University
DIR/Floortime training by Dr. Stanley Greenspan
Scerts® model by Amy Wetherby
“Inclusion” by various clinical leaders
Asperger’s Syndrome by Timothy Kowalski
Therapeutic Listening
Professional Involvement:
American Speech Language and Hearing Association, Connecticut Speech Language and Hearing Association, Autism Society of Connecticut, Autism Speaks, Farmington SEPTA, Farmington Valley Asperger’s Network, Friendship Circle-West Hartford.
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Speech Pathologist

Gender Female
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225 Hopmeadow Street 500, Weatogue, CT 06089
Services Speech and Occupational Therapy, music, drama and social skills for ASD, shyness/anxiety, ADHD, developmental delays, 2nd language learning, accent modification, stroke rehab, and brain injury for all ages. Public speaking and interviewing for teens/adults Additional Services Social and Communication Skills
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Very professional team. Judy is extremely nice and very knowledgeable. She is very dedicated to clients and working with her, I got the impression that both she and her team will always go the extra mile whenever they can. The learning center is also very unique in the sense that it sets different settings that bring both adult and children to a comfort zone for practicing their social skills, professional speech and team communication. The learning center is designed to fit every student/client abilities in various channels; it has many special evenings, groups, music lessons and different workshops to provide the student with all the tools for a clear and strong communication and eloquence.
by Shay xxx.xxx.96.55
July 15, 2014
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Not at all, they had plenty of staff members to help me whenever I needed assistance
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Completely!
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Not at all, its out in the boondocks
by Anonymous
June 18, 2011
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