Adult speech & language therapy
Communication support for adults — after stroke and beyond
Whether communication changed suddenly — after a stroke or injury — or gradually, therapy focuses on real-life goals: being understood at home, at work and in your community.
01 — What we help with
- ✓Aphasia following stroke — difficulty understanding or producing language
- ✓Dysarthria — unclear or slurred speech from muscle weakness or coordination
- ✓Cognitive-communication difficulties — attention, memory and reasoning affecting communication
- ✓Voice disorders — hoarseness, strain and voice changes
- ✓Communication difficulties following neurological conditions or injury
02 — What to expect
- ✓Assessment — a clear baseline of communication strengths and difficulties
- ✓Goal setting built around your real life, not abstract exercises
- ✓Individual therapy, paced to your recovery
- ✓Family education — so home supports the same strategies
- ✓Home programmes for practice between sessions
03 — A realistic word on recovery
Recovery after stroke varies from person to person. Many individuals make meaningful improvements with appropriate speech and language therapy — though the extent and rate depend on the type and severity of the difficulty, the location of the stroke, overall health and rehabilitation. Starting early gives you the best range of options.
Book an adult assessment
For yourself or a family member — WhatsApp 0808 680 4931. Tell us what changed and when, and we will take it from there.
Ready to take the first step towards better hearing?
Book a free consultation today — or get weekly hearing & speech tips on WhatsApp.