Services
Speech & Language Therapy
Helping children and adults develop effective communication skills through counselling, rehabilitation and behaviour-based therapy.
Therapy for effective communication
Speech and language therapy is not a medicine or surgery — it is skilled counselling, rehabilitation and behaviour modification delivered by a trained speech-language pathologist. Patients of every age can benefit, and the goal is always to develop communication skills to their best possible level.
At our clinic, therapy plans are tailored to each person. The pace of progress depends on the nature and severity of the difficulty, so we monitor progress regularly and involve family members to practise at home.
We offer
- Customised treatment to fit each patient’s needs
- Modern techniques and therapy materials
- Treatment on scientific lines
- Regular monitoring of progress
- Parent and family guidance for home practice
Conditions we help with
Speech and language difficulties take many forms. We work with:
- Stammering / stuttering
- Delayed speech and language
- Articulation & sound production difficulties
- Voice disorders
- Hearing-loss related speech difficulties
- Autism spectrum disorders
- Learning difficulties & dyslexia
- Cleft palate speech
- Selective mutism
- Speech difficulties linked to physical disability
- Feeding and swallowing difficulties in infants
- Aphasia after stroke or injury
Our therapy programmes
Fluency (stammering) therapy
Techniques to regulate breathing, reduce muscle tension and modify speech rate, building fluent and confident speech.
Articulation & phonology
Improves the clarity and intelligibility of speech by working on individual sounds and sound patterns.
Language therapy
For language delay and impairments such as aphasia or specific language impairment — building vocabulary, comprehension and expression.
Voice therapy
Helps patients reach an optimal pitch, quality and loudness, and use their voice safely.
When should I seek help for my child?
Consider an assessment if your child isn’t babbling by 12 months, isn’t using single words by 18 months, isn’t combining two words by age 2, is hard for strangers to understand by age 3, or stammers in a way that worries them or you. Early support gives the best results.
Book a speech assessment
A first assessment helps us understand the difficulty and plan therapy that fits your child or you.