Speech and Language Therapy
Finding their voice, building their confidence
Speech and language therapy is delivered by a qualified Speech and Language Therapist (SLT), working directly with children, families and carers.
- Who it is for
- Children with speech sound difficulties, stammering, voice problems, or difficulty understanding or using language, including social communication.
- Fee
- Contact us for fees
Why it matters
Every child deserves to be understood
Children with speech difficulties often understand that they are a little different from other children, and this can knock their confidence. Early on, differences in speech are common, but as children grow older these challenges can become harder for them.
Speech and language therapy is a therapeutic intervention delivered by a Speech and Language Therapist (SLT). Our SLTs work directly with children, families and carers to support the development of these skills.
What we support
What skills can a Speech and Language Therapist support?
Speech disorders
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Articulation
The way we say our speech sounds.
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Phonology
The speech sound patterns we use.
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Apraxia
Difficulty planning and coordinating the movements needed to make speech sounds.
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Fluency
Stuttering or stammering.
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Voice
Problems with the way the voice sounds, such as hoarseness.
Language disorders
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Receptive language
Difficulty understanding language.
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Expressive language
Difficulty using language.
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Pragmatic language
Social communication: the way we use language to interact with one another.
Our speech therapy programme
Personal, friendly and fun
We offer personal, friendly sessions in a fun filled and compassionate environment for children of all ages. Every member of our team understands how much speech therapy can help a child grow in confidence and self belief.
We use up to date, evidence based techniques to make every session count, and we keep parents involved with regular feedback through progress reviews, plus simple activities to practise at home.
Concerned about your child's speech?
A consultation is the quickest way to understand what support would help.