Yanetsy Pena, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech-Language Pathologist
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Yanetsy Pena, MS, CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist

10000 SW 56th St Suite 10 Miami FL, 33165
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Yanetsy Pena is a CCC Speech-Language Pathologist practicing in Miami, FL. Ms. Pena specializes in Speech, Language and Swallowing disorders in patients. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, Ms. Pena evaluates, diagnoses and treats patients with communication and language disorders. These conditions may be due to developmental delay, brain injury, hearing loss, autism, stroke or other diseases and injuries. Ms. Pena helps patients make sounds and improve their voices through various methods. Speech-language Pathologists also work with patients to strengthen muscles used to speak and swallow and work with individuals and families to help cope with their conditions.

Education and Training

Florida International Univ. Bachelors of Science in Biological Sciences 2015

Albizu University M.S. Speech Language Pathology 2019

Board Certification

Florida Department of Health

Provider Details

Female English, Spanish
Yanetsy Pena, MS, CCC-SLP
Yanetsy Pena, MS, CCC-SLP's Expert Contributions
  • My daughter is depressed about her speech problems

    Is she receiving help from a speech pathologist? If so, for how long? Is she receiving her progress on a regular basis? Are we dealing with a permanent impediment? Has she gotten better? If so, in addition to speech therapy, she should get mental health counseling. READ MORE

  • My daughter has somewhat of a his when she talks. How can it be corrected?

    No, it is not too early for her to seek therapy. The sooner the better! Request her pediatrician a prescription for a speech and language evaluation. READ MORE

  • Is there a cure for stuttering?

    There are mechanisms and therapeutic approaches to treat stuttering. Contact a speech therapy office that works with adults and seek an evaluation. I am sure an SLP can help him. READ MORE

  • My voice is extremely low. What can I do to enhance it?

    The first step will be to request your PCP a referral for an SLP specialized in Voice Disorders. Or contact your insurance for a provider in network with your insurance or a Voice Clinic in your area. They will do all pertaining tests to find the underlining cause of your condition and provide you with treatment options if needed. READ MORE

  • My daughter talks with a lisp. Can this be corrected?

    Yes. Request her pediatrician a referral for a Speech and Language Evaluation regarding this articulation concern. READ MORE

  • Will my mother regain her speech after her stroke?

    It's hard to answer your question without knowing all pertaining information on her case, however, make sure she receives speech therapy, the therapist will assess and provide treatment according to her specific condition. READ MORE

  • How is speech delay treated in speech therapy?

    Yes, your son needs the help from a Speech Language Pathologist. Maybe there is potential for him to communicate verbally via skilled training therapies and other means of communication, such as, improve his receptive language skills, use sign language, or if he qualifies he could start using an Augmentative Communication Device (AAC). All of these require skilled therapy treatments and I am sure that he will benefit from our services. READ MORE

  • Why does a child throw tantrums and hit himself?

    There are many reasons for kids to engage in tantrums. Such as inability to express wants and needs, or defiant behaviors. If they are persistent and concerning let his pediatrician know about it, he might need a neurological evaluation and/or a speech and language evaluation. READ MORE

  • Do I have dysphonia?

    This could be due to multiple factors, It is recommended that you visit a Speech Pathologist who is specialized in voice disorders and/or get an appointment with an ENT. They will have to run some tests to look at your vocal cords etc. READ MORE

  • Why can't my son pronounce certain letters?

    Yes, we can help! That is a common phonological process called gliding. Express your concerns to your son's pediatrician and request a Speech and Language Evaluation. READ MORE

  • Can speech therapy help with tongue-tie?

    Yes, it can definitely, help him, however, after our evaluation, if it's noted that the tongue tie is not letting him produce certain sounds such as /l/ we usually refer patients to have a frenectomy. READ MORE

  • Why is my 4 year old son still unable to speak fluently?

    It’s hard to know why that is happening without performing a comprehensive evaluation. Don’t wait any longer to get professional help. Express your concerns to the pediatrician and get a referral for a Speech and Language evaluation. READ MORE

  • At what age can you tell a child has a speech delay?

    We usually start assessing at around age of 2 years old. However, it is not only about what they can say it’s also about their receptive language and pragmatic skills. We look for things like: -Appropriate play skills -Appropriate eye contact -Ability to imitate or show you their body parts upon request We look for them to have proper attention and engagement in activities among others. READ MORE

  • My son was born with slight hearing loss. Will he have a speech problem as well?

    Hearing loss is highly associated with speech impairments. In addition by the age of two he should be formulating words and short phrases. I suggest to get a speech and Language evaluation as soon as possible. I am impressed that with history of hearing loss your pediatrician/audiologist hasn’t recommended a speech and Language specialist to help him with language development. READ MORE

  • Should I be concerned that my almost 2 year old doesn't say many words?

    Yes, express your concerns to the pediatrician and get a referral for a speech and Language evaluation. Make good use of this age range, 2-3, where most language acquisition happens. READ MORE

  • Are boys more likely to be developmentally behind girls?

    It has been proven in research that there are more cases of boys with developmental delays than girls, however, this does not mean we are going to wait to let them catch up independently. Express your concerns to the pediatrician and request professional help in the areas that you notice he is falling behind i.e speech, physical or occupational therapies. READ MORE

  • My son has delayed speech. Should I take him to a speech language pathologist?

    Yes, the faster you get him the help he needs the better. The age of 3 years it’s crucial for language development and acquisition. Talk to your pediatrician and request an Speech and Language evaluation. READ MORE

  • My daughter is unable to express her speech clearly. What should I do?

    I strongly suggest you contact your daughters pediatrician and express your concerns. She might be able to qualify for a comprehensive speech and language evaluation. 3 yrs old is a crucial age for language development and acquisition, so my best advice is to get her the help she needs during this age. READ MORE

  • How do you know your child has a speech disorder?

    If you have concerns regarding his speech I strongly suggest to talk to his pediatrician and request for a speech and language evaluation prescription. READ MORE

  • Can a child's speech delay be caused by adoption?

    That’s hard to confirm without knowing his previous developmental and medical history prior to the adoption. However, the most important aspect right now is noticing there is a delay and getting him the help he needs. Consult with your pediatrician regarding having a Speech and Language evaluation. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Speech Pathology

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • President Star Therapy Services Inc 2016 - Present
  • CCC-SLP Speech Pathology and Educational Center (SPEC) 2020 - Present
  • CCC-SLP Children’s Speech Center 2019 - Present

Professional Memberships

  • American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)  
  • National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA)  

Yanetsy Pena, MS, CCC-SLP's Practice location

10000 SW 56th St Suite 10 -
Miami, FL 33165
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MIAMI, FL 33165
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