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What best describes your newborn child's issues?*
- Feeding is hard Help when feeding feels stressful, tiring or unsafe
- Concerns about hearing Guidance after newborn hearing screening or worries about sound and response
- Early connection and communication Help with bonding, interaction, early sounds and shared attention
- Extra support early on Communication and feeding support when babies need a bit more help at the start
What best describes your preschool child's issues?*
- Talking and understanding Support with words, sentences and understanding what’s said
- Speaking clearly Speech is hard to understand or sounds are missing or unclear
- Interaction, play and attention Support with play, turn taking, interaction or big emotions
- Eating, drinking and feeding Concerns about eating, drinking, chewing or swallowing
- Hearing and listening Concerns about hearing, listening or responding to sounds and speech
- Known or additional needs Support for children who already have identified needs or differences
What best describes your child's issues?*
- Talking and understanding Difficulties understanding language, expressing ideas or following instructions
- Speaking clearly Speech is hard to understand or sounds are missing or unclear
- Reading, writing and spelling Support with literacy skills linked to language
- Autism and related differences Support with communication, interaction and learning
- Hearing and listening Difficulties hearing, listening or following spoken information
- Known or additional needs Support for children with identified needs or school-based plans
What best describes your adolescent's issues?*
- Talking and understanding Difficulties understanding language, expressing ideas or following instructions
- Speaking clearly Speech is hard to understand or affects confidence when speaking
- Learning, exams and study skills Support with language, literacy and communication for learning and exams
- Autism and related differences Support with communication, interaction, learning and daily life
- Hearing and listening Difficulties hearing, listening or following spoken information
- Known or additional needs Support for young people with identified needs, plans or ongoing support
What best describes the issues?*
- Support following stroke, brain injury or progressive neurological conditions Changes to talking, understanding or communication following neurological illness or injury
- Speech clarity Speech that is slurred, unclear or difficult to understand (sometimes called dysarthria)
- Stammering Disrupted speech flow, including stammering or cluttering
- Voice difficulties Changes to voice quality, strength or endurance, including professional voice use
- Eating, drinking and swallowingDifficulties with chewing, swallowing or managing food and drink (sometimes called dysphagia)
- Mental health and communication Communication difficulties linked to mental health or emotional wellbeing
If you're still unsure on which condition you need assistance with you can view our areas of experience A-Z index for helpful information on condition types here.
I need assistance with the following
- AAC (augmentative and alternative communication)
- Acquired brain injury (including stroke)
- Adult language (incl aphasia)
- Adult motor speech disorders
- Aged care
- Articulation and phonology
- Attention related difficulties (ADD, ADHD)
- Auditory Processing Disorder
- Autism spectrum
- Behavioural difficulties
- Bilingualism
- Capacity assessment support
- Case management
- Cerebral palsy
- Cleft palate
- Cochlear implant
- Cognitive -communication difficulties
- Communication skills at work
- Consultancy to services
- Corporate communication (presentation skills)
- Deafness
- Dementia
- Developmental Language Disorder
- Down's syndrome
- Dyslexia
- Dysphagia
- Dyspraxia/Childhood Apraxia of speech
- Early childhood language development
- Eating and drinking; feeding
- End of life issues
- Head and neck cancer
- Head injury
- Infant feeding
- Intermediary work
- Language disorder
- Learning disability
- Mainstream Schools
- Medico-legal (including reports for legal proceedings)
- Mental health
- Mentoring
- Motor speech disorders
- Online therapy / Telehealth
- Orofacial myofunctional disorders
- Palliative care
- Play skills
- Prevention
- Progressive neurological disorder
- Prosthetic devices for voice, speech and swallowing
- Selective mutism
- Sensory integration difficulties
- Signing
- Social and emotional difficulties
- Specialist voice issues for singers, actors
- Stammering
- Stroke
- Supervision
- Swallowing
- Tracheostomy and Ventilator dependence
- Training
- Training for educational settings/schools/SEN staff
- Transgender
- Tribunal assessments or reports
- Upper Airways/Respiratory
- Visual impairment
- Voice
- Youth justice
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