Welcome to Permian Speech and Language Services
Permian Speech and Language Services is a private practice that provides pediatric speech therapy for
families in Midland, Texas. Our team consists of dedicated contracted certified Speech-Language
Pathologists and certified Speech-Language Pathology-Assistants who are highly trained and
experienced in treating speech and language disorders.
Consultations
We will learn more about your concerns, answer any questions that you may have, and determine if a
speech therapy evaluation is warranted.
Evaluations
Our comprehensive evaluations include various assessment tools to determine whether a speech or
language disorder is present.
Therapy Services
Speech and/or language therapy will focus on remediation of areas of weakness that were identified
through the evaluation process. Individual and small group sessions available when applicable.
Treatment Areas
Speech
- Articulation
- Phonological Disorders
- Apraxia of speech
Language
- Expressive
- Receptive
- Social/Pragmatic
- Executive Functioning skills
Aural Rehabilitation
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Articulation and Language therapy with hearing-impaired children through an oral approach
Brandi Gardner, M.A. CCC-SLP Speech-Language Pathologist / Owner
Is an ASHA- Certified Speech Language Pathologist from San Antonio, Texas. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Communications Disorders from the University of Texas- Austin, and her Master’s Degree in Speech Language Pathology from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas.
Brandi began her career working as a Speech-Language Pathology- Assistant for Sunshine Cottage School for Deaf Children in San Antonio, while attending graduate school to earn her Master’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology. This is where she found a love for providing Aural Rehabilitation. She continued working for Sunshine Cottage School for Deaf children until her family relocated to Midland, Texas in 2013. Over the years, Brandi has gained experience working in schools, private practices, and rehabilitation centers. In 2018, Brandi decided to start Permian Speech and Language Services to provide high quality individualized and small group therapy to families that focuses on the needs of both the client and families.
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“Our daughter has been working with Brandi for over three years and the speech progress they have made together has been beyond our wildest dreams. Brandi’s positive demeanor paired with her thoughtful approach to her work has been a blessing for our family.”
“Permian Speech and Language provided my daughter with the resources and confidence to be successful. Her therapist was extremely patient, very encouraging, and immensely knowledgeable.”
“My children had the pleasure of receiving articulation services from the most knowledgeable at Permian Speech and Language. The therapist support allowed them to not only enhance their speech but foster a love for reading.”
“Brandi worked with my son when he was very young. She made something complicated and difficult for us very easy and fun for him. He loved his time with her and hasn’t needed any further speech therapy since he graduated. She was easy to work with and brings so much joy to the kids that she works with. I would highly recommend her to anyone who needs help for their children’s speech needs.”
“Brandi Gardner is an outstanding Speech Pathologist who worked with my daughter, after we received her diagnosis of a hearing loss. Brandi’s expertise, patience, and individualized approach helped her make remarkable progress, and she is now thriving thanks to the skills she gained through their work together. I am incredibly grateful for Brandi’s dedication and would highly recommend her to any family in need of exceptional speech therapy services in Midland.”
“Brandi is amazing!! Both of my kids saw her for speech and she helped them tremendously in a very timely manner. She is professional and so wonderful with kids. She makes it so fun for them! My youngest loved his time with her so much that when he found out he had graduated, he brought back his lisp on purpose, so he could keep going.”