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Many diseases can affect a patients ability to understand others and express themselves. Speech therapy can help people who are not able to make speech sounds or cannot speak clearly.

Speech therapists also work with people who stutter, have fluency and rhythm problems, inappropriate pitch, or harsh voice and speech quality problems. Patients with the following conditions can often be helped with speech therapy.

Developmental delay in speech and / or language (with / without hearing impairment)

Difficulty in communicating basic needs / wants (inc. auditory comprehension and verbal expression)
Swallowing difficulty (at risk for silent aspiration when drinking / eating
Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, or other neurological conditions
Learning difficulty / disability

Facial paralysis, decreased labial / lingual musculature

Naming difficulty / acquired language disorders / dyspraxia post-stroke
Voice problem (including organic / functional / psychogenic)
Stuttering (dysfluency of speech)

We also offer Domiciliary Visits (Home service) should there be a necessity.

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