A-therapist: Speech and Language Therapy

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FREE 15 minute Informal Discussion

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Discuss your needs with a certified Speech and Language Therapist via online video chat or telephone
Ask your questions and receive suggestions that may be of help with no obligations to proceed with therapy
Our online discussions can also provide an opportunity for you to see how online therapy sessions look and feel

Please note that a therapist is unable to offer specific advice on therapy without first carrying out a full assessment of your needs.

Welcome to A-therapist.

Established in 2008, we provide private Speech and Language Therapy for children and adults throughout the UK and overseas.

Therapy can be delivered online or in-person at one of our clinics.

A-therapist clinics are located in:

- Barnstaple (North Devon)

- Exeter (South Devon)

- Cardiff (South Wales)

- Bristol (City of Bristol)

- Oxford (Oxfordshire)

therapist

/θɛrəpɪst/

noun

a healthcare professional specialising in the therapeutic medical treatment of impairment, injury, disease, or disorder; trained in methods of treatment and rehabilitation other than the use of drugs or surgery

We help people everyday with...

Speech Sounds

Speech is unclear and difficult to understand

Understanding & Speaking in Sentences

Unable to follow instructions or put words together to form accurate sentences

Social Skills

Form and maintain relationships through conversational skills

Stammer

Speech fluency disorder

Aphasia

Difficulty finding words and speaking in full sentences as a result of a stroke or other brain injury

Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) /

Verbal Dyspraxia

Difficulty planning the movements of the lips, tongue and jaw needed to make speech sounds

Selective Mutism

An anxiety disorder where a person is unable to speak in certain social situations

Voice Disorder

Changes to your voice quality or loss of voice

Speech Sounds

"I was really worried about my 4 year old little girl. She is a proper chatterbox but nobody could understand what she was saying. It broke my heart because she was starting to get frustrated. Our therapist knew straight away what the issue was and what we could do to help. We worked on the tricky speech sounds and before long she was using them in words and then full sentences. She didn't even realise how hard she was working because it was all done through games!"

KC's mother (4 yrs)

Where we offer therapy