What is speech therapy?
This is a specialised field that helps diagnose and treat speech, language and communication
related issues. Our experts help you enhance your fluency, improve voice quality and thereby
develop better social skills with the power of expression. This approach helps you gain
confidence and express yourself better, both professionally and personally.
How does it work?
Speech therapy uses many personalised techniques that are tailored to your specific challenges.
Your therapist will collaborate with you and other professionals to come up with a plan that best
suits your needs. The goal here is to help you communicate clearly, feel comfortable and
confident in expressing your thoughts and build meaningful social relationships without
worrying about communication. This support enables you to express their emotions, speak up
about your needs, and thrive in real-world settings.
What do our speech therapists treat?
Speech Disorders, such as:
- Fluency Disorders: Difficulty with producing correct sounds or stuttering.
- Voice Disorders: Problems with loudness, resonance, or quality of voice.
- Apraxia of Speech: Neurological inability to plan and execute movements for speech.
- Dysphagia: Difficulty with swallowing, which can result from various issues.
- Swallowing Disorders: Difficulty with chewing or swallowing food and liquids safely.
Or Language Disorders, such as:
- Cognitive-Communication Disorders: Impairments in memory, attention, or
problem-solving that affect communication.
- Aphasia: Language impairment often caused by brain injury or stroke, affecting speaking,
understanding, reading, and writing.
- Speech and Language Delays: Developmental delays in speech and language skills.
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Communication challenges commonly associated with
ASD, such as difficulties with social interaction, verbal and nonverbal communication,
and repetitive behaviours.
