ASA SB | Therapists

Speech Therapists

Sensory Integration Therapists

Occupationsl Therapists

Auditory Integration Therapists

Audiologists

Music

Speech Therapists

Nancy Kurtzer
Licenced Speech and Language Pathologist and Reading Specialist
4141 State Street, Ste D-2
Santa Barbara, CA 93110
(805) 692-5099

Easter Seals (Jodie Marquardt recommended)
5178 Hollister Avenue
Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 692-6822
(805) 692-5330 Fax Easter Seals takes insurance.  The Ventura Office 
647-1141 ext. 21 handles insurance.  Call Candy Johnson to inquire about special services, sensory-integration, etc. She can be reached at 692-6822

Scottish Rite Clinic - 962-8469

Rochelle Greenbaum, M.A. CCC-SL
30 W. Mission St Ste 1
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
phone: 569-9647
preschool phonological, oral-motor disorders; preschool language delay; toddler language delay; elementary school articulation (especially /s/ and /r/). Fast-Forward Program* for children with auditory processing problems, tongue thrust special opportunity for long-term internship in Fast ForWord Program

Sensory Integration Therapists

Serena Sutherland
5209 Rhoads Ave.
Santa Barbara, CA 93111
805-964-1835

Easter Seals (Candy Johnson recommended)
5178 Hollister Avenue
Santa Barbara, CA 93111
(805) 692-6822
(805) 692-5330 Fax

Auditory Integration Therapists

Marna Scarry-Larkin, MA CCC/SLP  Berard Method of AIT
1330 Grove Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Phone:  805-543-3945
Fax  805-543-6665

Society for Auditory Intervention Techniques

Carol J. Atkins, MA, CCCA
25255 Cabot Road, Ste 108
Laguna Hills, CA 92652
(949) 951-3362
Specializes in Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD)

Megan Merrin, M.A. CCCA
225 W. Pueblo Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93105
phone: 687-1524
fax:569-3818
hearing disorders - the entire range

Ira Nadel, Ph.D. & Mark Toscher, Ph.D.
Audiology Associates of Santa Barbara
215 W. Pueblo
Santa Barbara, CA 93105
phone: 563-1134
hearing impaired of all ages and diagnoses

Maureen Wallace, M.A. CCC-A
Sansum Meducal Clinic
phone: 682-2621 x3252
hearing impaired of all ages and diagnoses

Music

The Rhythmic Arts Project works in Harmony  to achieve physical, psychological and spiritual wellness in the health care arena.  They bring together professional drummers, percussionists, musicians and therapists to facilitate this unique and proven approach. Rhythm in its inherent quality to heal is engaged in the therapeutic realm to create a modality useful in addressing specific rehabilitation goals.