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Encourage Communication Skills in Nonverbal Children

Every child has a unique journey when it comes to communication. For nonverbal children, connecting with others and expressing themselves may require extra support, but

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Speech and Language Therapy for Early Years

We specialise in providing tailored speech and language therapy services to early years foundation stage settings, including nurseries and pre-schools. Our professional therapists dedicate their

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Finding Their Voice – A Heartwarming Journey Through Speech Therapy

In a world where communication is key, the ability to express oneself through speech is a precious gift. However, for many children facing speech and

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Fun and Engaging Speech Therapy Activities for Toddlers

Speech therapy doesn’t have to be all work and no play, especially for toddlers! Engaging in fun and interactive activities can be an effective way

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Unlocking the Power of Play in Speech Therapy

During our speech therapy sessions, we wholeheartedly believe that “Speech therapy is a work of heart.” We are passionate about what we do, and our

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Tips and Tricks to Boost Your Toddler’s Speech Development

Do you have a child who has a few words mastered but only says them occasionally? Is there a lot of whining when they want

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The 4 Most Common Types of Speech Therapy

Whether your child is struggling with articulation, fluency, stuttering, or any other speech difficulty? Speech therapy is a scientifically proven and straightforward solution. However, just as

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5 Ways You Can Use Food to Elicit The R Sound in Speech Therapy

Food can be a fun, motivating (and delicious) way to elicit the R sound in speech therapy. Who doesn’t love snacks, right? Today I’ll share

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What does play-based speech therapy activities look like

Play-based speech therapy is when a speech pathologist (SLP) plans speech and/or language activities around a play toy or activity. The SLP will create opportunities

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Why speech therapy can be so important for the young

Speech therapy plays a vital role in the development and well-being of young children. We explain below why speech therapy is so important: Effective communication

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Encourage Communication Skills in Nonverbal Children

Speech and Language Therapy for Early Years

Finding Their Voice – A Heartwarming Journey Through Speech Therapy

Fun and Engaging Speech Therapy Activities for Toddlers

Unlocking the Power of Play in Speech Therapy

Tips and Tricks to Boost Your Toddler’s Speech Development

The 4 Most Common Types of Speech Therapy

5 Ways You Can Use Food to Elicit The R Sound in Speech Therapy

What does play-based speech therapy activities look like

Why speech therapy can be so important for the young

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