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What is
Speech Therapy

Speech Language Therapy for adults helps improve communication skills, whether it’s speaking, understanding, reading, or writing. Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) work with adults who may face challenges after an illness, injury, or other health condition, like a stroke or brain injury. They also support adults with lifelong speech or voice disorders. Through personalized exercises and strategies, SLPs help adults regain and strengthen their communication abilities, making it easier to connect with others, express their thoughts, and enjoy greater independence.

Speech Language Therapy also known as Speech Therapy, helps children learn to communicate better. Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs)/ Speech Language Therapists (SLTs) work with kids who have trouble with talking, understanding language, or expressing their thoughts and feelings. They support children of all ages who may have speech delays, speech disorders, or language challenges. Through fun, engaging activities, SLPs help children with speech delay to develop the skills they need to express their needs, wants, and ideas.

When is it needed

Adults may require Speech and Language Therapy following a medical event, such as a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or neurological condition like Parkinson’s disease, which can impact their ability to speak, understand, read, or write. Speech therapy is also recommended for adults experiencing speech issues related to stuttering, voice disorders, or social communication challenges that affect daily interactions. An SLP works with adults to restore or improve speech and language abilities, enhance cognitive-communication skills, or manage swallowing difficulties.

How does
it help

For adults, speech therapy can restore or improve communication skills, especially after a stroke, injury, or due to conditions that affect speech and understanding. Therapy helps adults speak more clearly, remember important details, and express their thoughts confidently. For those with swallowing issues, therapy can make eating and drinking safer. These changes improve their independence and quality of life, allowing them to connect with others and participate fully in everyday life.

Speech therapy helps children express themselves better, whether it’s talking, understanding, or socializing. Improved communication makes it easier for them to connect with friends and family, boosting their confidence and independence. Therapy also supports language development, which can help with reading, writing, and learning in school. Overall, children feel more understood and ready to interact with the world around them.

What happens during an Assessment

For adult speech therapy evaluation begins with discussing medical history, communication concerns, and goals. The SLP then administers a series of standardized tests to assess areas such as speech, language, cognition, and swallowing if needed. Common tests include the Western Aphasia Battery (to evaluate language abilities in individuals with aphasia), the Boston Naming Test (for naming and word-finding skills), the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) or Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test for cognitive assessment, and the Voice Handicap Index (for voice disorders). If swallowing is a concern, the Modified Barium Swallow Study or Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) might be recommended.

Using these tools, the SLP gains a thorough understanding of the adult’s strengths and needs. They create an assessment report and may also suggest consultations with other specialists, such as neurologists, psychologists, or occupational therapists, to address any additional factors affecting communication and quality of life.

An initial evaluation session typically lasts between 45 minutes to 1 hour. Our assessments are also designed to be ongoing and dynamic, allowing speech therapists to continuously evaluate the client’s progress and refine therapeutic goals as they gain deeper insights into the client’s needs.

During a child’s speech therapy evaluation, the Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP) begins by discussing the child’s medical, developmental, and communication history with parents or caregivers. After identifying specific concerns, the SLP uses a range of standardized tests to assess various aspects of communication. Common assessments may include the Photo Articulation Test (to evaluate speech sound production), the Receptive Expressive Emergent Language Scale (REELS) (to assess language age), and the Preschool Language Scales or Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals (CELF) for a comprehensive look at language understanding and expression.

For children with autism spectrum disorder, additional screenings such as the Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers (M-CHAT) or the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) can be used to evaluate social communication skills and behaviours associated with autism. Observational speech therapy tools and play-based activities further help the SLP understand social communication and engagement. Based on the findings, the SLP provide a comprehensive assessment report. If other developmental needs arise, they may recommend seeing professionals like occupational therapists, audiologists, or psychologists for additional support.

An initial evaluation session typically lasts between 45 minutes to 1 hour. Our assessments are also designed to be ongoing and dynamic, allowing therapists to continuously evaluate the child’s progress and refine therapeutic goals as they gain deeper insights into the child’s needs.

When should you start Speech Therapy

Adults should consider starting speech therapy when they experience changes or difficulties in communication that impact their daily life. This could be due to various factors, such as a stroke, brain injury, neurological condition, or voice disorders. Signs that indicate the need for therapy include trouble speaking clearly, difficulty finding words, challenges in understanding others, or changes in voice quality. If swallowing difficulties arise, speech therapy can also provide support. Early intervention is crucial for adults, as it can help regain communication skills, enhance quality of life, and facilitate social and professional engagement. Seeking help sooner rather than later can lead to better recovery outcomes and greater independence.

It's important to consider starting speech therapy for kids if you notice any speech or developmental delays or difficulties in their communication skills. If a child is not meeting typical speech and language milestones—such as babbling by 12 months, saying simple words by 12-15 months, or forming simple sentences by age 2—it may be time to seek an evaluation. Additionally, if a child struggles with clarity in speech, understanding instructions, or engaging in conversations with peers, early intervention can significantly benefit their development. The sooner speech therapy begins, the better the outcomes, as it can help address issues before they affect social interactions and academic success.

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Streamlined process designed to match you with the perfect therapist. Through comprehensive evaluation, personalized therapy, and ongoing support, we ensure every step is tailored to your unique needs, fostering connections and activating success.

Get Matched to a specialised therapist for your child as per the need, language and your preference

Baseline Assessment using standard tests. Set Goals and assess therapy requirement

Launch your Child's Customised Therapy program. Personalised one on one therapy.

Monitor your Child's success with regular review and progress checks to ensure achievement of goals set forth.

Unlock your Child's communication potential.
Get discharged and join Follow up program if required.

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What we Treat

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Stuttering/ Stammering

Evidence based customised Fluency Shaping Programs.

Hearing Loss

For those who wear Hearing Aids or use Cochlear Implants

Dysarthria

Enhance speech intelligibility, promoting effective communication.

Aphasia and Stroke

Improve Speech Clarity, Fluency, Voice and Communication

Parkinson's Disease

Oral Motor Programs and customised Language intervention

Dysphagia

Improve safety and efficiency during eating and drinking.

Pronunciation Difficulties

Enhance your confidence and communicate better

Dementia

Enhancement your Language and improve overall Communication

Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

Strategies and support to maintain speech and connection.

Voice Disorders

Helps Singers, Teachers, Lawyers and others to improve your voice

Accent Modification

Overcome your Accent difficulties with our graded Programs

Traumatic Brain Injury

Restore communication skills and cognitive functions.

Speech and Language Delay

Goal based enhancement as per your child's age.

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