Associated Speech & Language Specialists Locations in Minnesota

Updated

Associated Speech & Language Specialists lists four clinic locations in the Twin Cities metro area: Arden Hills, Maplewood, and Plymouth. The site's "Our Locations" section presents three of them with full street addresses, phone and fax numbers, and location email addresses; the fourth is referenced only as part of the four-location count. If you're choosing an office, call the specific location directly — each has its own phone line and email.

Location Details

Location Address Phone Fax Email
Arden Hills, MN 6 Pine Tree Drive, Suite 330, Arden Hills, MN 55112 651-639-0942 651-639-1718 [email protected]
Maplewood, MN 2395 Ariel Street North, Suite B, Maplewood, MN 55109 651-773-3208 651-783-5612 [email protected]
Plymouth, MN 3021 Harbor Lane North, Suite 120, Plymouth, MN 55447 763-551-3652 763-551-1334 [email protected]

The site states there are four locations in the metro area but displays addresses for three. If you need the fourth, contact the practice through one of the listed offices.

In-Person or Virtual

The practice offers both in-person and virtual services, so you can pick an office based on commute or request a virtual appointment instead. The site does not specify which services are available virtually or whether insurance or scheduling differs between the two formats — confirm that with the office you call.

How to Schedule

  1. Complete the patient intake form on the website.
  2. Submit it by email — attach the completed form and send it to the practice.
  3. Wait for staff follow-up — after reviewing the form, staff reach out to set up an appointment.

If you'd rather talk first, call the location nearest you using the numbers above. The site also offers an "Ask a Therapist" option and a "Does My Child Need Help?" resource for questions before scheduling.

What They Treat

The practice evaluates and treats people of all ages for communication concerns, including childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), phonological disorders, autism spectrum disorders, language comprehension, reading difficulties, cleft lip and palate, and stuttering. Testimonials on the site describe pediatric speech therapy and occupational therapy experiences, with parents noting weekly visits and long-term treatment.

Practical Notes

  • Call the office, not a general line. Each location has a dedicated phone, fax, and email, which suggests scheduling and questions are handled locally.
  • Have the intake form ready before calling if you want to move quickly — staff begin scheduling after reviewing it.
  • Ask about virtual availability for your specific concern, since the site doesn't break down which conditions or age groups are served remotely.