Speech and Language Therapy and its importance

Communication is a basic and fundamental part of life. To be able to communicate your needs in which ever way possible is key to surviving.

Communication supports the social aspects experienced in society, creating opportunities to make friends and it is crucial in accessing education and learning opportunities.

Supporting an individual to reach their potential to communicate can boost self-confidence and increase personal prospects.

Each individual has the right to be heard and listened to.

Working holistically and collaboratively with families (you know your children best!) and educational professionals allows for a more targeted and successful outcome.