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Speech and Language Therapy

Communication is more than spoken words. We begin by understanding how a person communicates in daily life and where it becomes difficult.

An adult uses her hands to communicate with a young child at a table.

For children

Speech and language therapy is available at home and in school settings, subject to assessment and availability. Families often ask about:

  • Understanding and using language
  • Speech clarity
  • Growing up with more than one language
  • Whether AAC consultation or referral is appropriate
An older man listens as a woman speaks with him in a home setting.

For adults

Adult speech and language therapy is offered within our rehabilitation services. We start with the person's own communication priorities.

  • Communication after stroke
  • Guidance for relatives on supporting conversation

Swallowing difficulties require a clinician with relevant competence and may need a separate referral. New, sudden speech changes need emergency medical attention.

Speech and language articles

Speech and language

AAC and Giving Children More Ways to Communicate

Learn what AAC means, how communication tools are selected and what families can ask about access at home, in school and during everyday activities.

Owoyomi Adegboyega, OTR · Lead Therapist · 2 min read

Not sure where to begin?

A free consultation call is a chance to talk through your concern and the most suitable next step. It is not a clinical assessment.