Speech and language therapy
Diagnosis and therapy of speech and communication — children and adults
Speech therapy deals with the development and therapy of speech and communication. Therapy starts with a consultation and diagnosis, on which an individual plan is based.
A functional approach and a sense of safety support the building of communication skills at any age.
Who it’s for
- Children with delayed speech or communication difficulties
- Adolescents and adults
- People needing neurologopaedic therapy
Scope
- Speech therapy consultation
- Speech and neurologopaedic therapy
- Speech therapy opinion
- Neuroacoustic auditory training (SAS)
Who performs this service
FAQ — Speech and language therapy
When should I take my child to a speech therapist?
For delayed speech development, articulation disorders, communication difficulties, or when the way your child communicates concerns you. If in doubt, it is worth a preventive consultation.
What does a speech therapy consultation involve?
It includes a history and diagnosis, on which an individual therapy plan is based, tailored to the patient’s needs and age.
Does a speech therapist also help adults?
Yes. Speech and neurologopaedic therapy is aimed at children, adolescents and adults.
How long does speech therapy last?
The duration is individual and depends on the type of difficulty. Progress is monitored on an ongoing basis.
Book a visit
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