0800 917 3330
0800 917 3330
Highly skilled Speech and Language Therapists providing evidence-based treatment tailored to your child’s specific needs across communication & speech disorders and dysphagia.
Our Speech and Language Therapists have a wealth of experience in the treatment of children with communication disorders resulting from an array of difficulties. Speech and Language Therapists (SLTs) assess and treat people with speech, language and communication problems to enable them to communicate to the best of their ability. They also work with people who have eating and swallowing problems (dysphagia).
Communication difficulties and dysphagia can be caused by a variety of conditions, including neurological conditions. We can assess and treat children between pre-school age and 18.
Assessment and treatment for speech, language, social communication and voice difficulties, enabling children to communicate to the best of their ability.
Support for children with eating, drinking and swallowing problems, including sensory, feeding and oral placement therapy programmes.
Specialist therapy for aphasia, apraxia, dysarthria and cognitive communication difficulties following brain injury.
Assessment and treatment for speech, language, social communication and voice difficulties, enabling children to communicate to the best of their ability.
Support for children with eating, drinking and swallowing problems, including sensory, feeding and oral placement therapy programmes.
Specialist therapy for aphasia, apraxia, dysarthria and cognitive communication difficulties following brain injury.
We can assess and treat children between pre-school age and 18 with the following difficulties.
We also assess and treat children with speech, language and communication difficulties resulting from a brain injury, including:
A holistic approach that may include case history taking, informal interview and observation relating to communication, speech, language or voice difficulties, alongside a combination of informal and formal assessments.
We can assess and treat children between pre-school age and 18 with the following difficulties.
We also assess and treat children with speech, language and communication difficulties resulting from a brain injury, including:
A holistic approach that may include case history taking, informal interview and observation relating to communication, speech, language or voice difficulties, alongside a combination of informal and formal assessments.
While the treatment approach is designed to suit each child’s personal needs, some examples are given below.
While the treatment approach is designed to suit each child’s personal needs, some examples are given below.
Our specialist paediatric speech and language therapists are here to help your child communicate and thrive.