Through speech and language therapy, we support individuals to improve their communication, maintain their independence, and enhance their quality of life in everyday, social, and professional settings.
Who can Benefit from Speech & Language Therapy?
Speech and language therapy can help adults who experience difficulties with communication, voice and speech. These challenges may arise following illness or injury, such as stroke, brain injury, or neurological conditions like Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis. Some adults may also experience ongoing voice problems, for example due to vocal strain or professional voice use, or may have long-standing speech or language difficulties that continue into adulthood.
Our therapists can help with a wide range of difficulties, including;
Speech & Language Assessment Process & Costs
We offer a flexible service of therapy, tailored to meet the individual’s needs, including daily, weekly, or monthly sessions. Therapy may be ongoing or delivered in blocks with consolidation breaks.
We offer an open referral system for our speech and language assessment services. This means that a referral can be made by anyone, including patients, parents, family members, carers and professionals.
The only exception is our voice assessment service as individuals need to be seen and scoped by an ENT consultant within 6 months of referral to us. If you are waiting for an ENT appointment, we can offer a general information gathering/general advice session in preparation for your assessment.
Referrals can be made by telephone, in writing or by email.
Standard Speech & Language Assessment Packages
Option 1 – £127.50
Our initial Speech and Language assessment costs £127.50 and comprises
- One assessment appointment of up to 50 minutes
- An email summary of the session
Following your first appointment, the therapist will advise whether a more detailed assessment (Options 2 or 3 below) is recommended and explain the reasons for this.
Option 2 – £250
Our next Speech and Language assessment package costs £250 and comprises:
- one assessment appointment of up to 50 minutes
- an assessment report
- a meeting to discuss findings and recommendations – this can be done face-to-face at our clinic, or by Zoom/Teams, or as a phone call
Option 3 – £350
Our comprehensive initial Speech and Language assessment package costs £350 and comprises:
- two assessment appointments of up to 50 minutes each
- a detailed assessment report
- a meeting to discuss findings and recommendations – this can be done face-to-face at our clinic, or by Zoom/Teams, or as a phone call
Option 4 – Specialist Bespoke Assessment
Some clients present with more complex needs that require a bespoke assessment package. In these cases, a tailored quotation will be provided following an initial discussion.
Therapy Costs
Ongoing therapy is charged at £85 per hour. Sessions are billed pro rata and include a 10-minute administration period. Therapy usually takes place at our clinic, although we also regularly provide sessions in educational settings, care homes and occasionally in patients’ homes.
The number and frequency of sessions will depend on the individual’s needs and progress.
£85 per hour
Voice Therapy
The cost would be dependent upon the regime of therapy required and the specialism of the therapist providing the therapy. This would be discussed with you prior to the onset of therapy
£85 per hour
Travel Costs
There may be travel costs associated with all of the assessments and these will be calculated on a case by case basis.
Take the First Step
If you or a loved one is facing challenges related to communication contact us today to learn more about our specialised speech therapy for adults services. Let us support you on the path to recovery and a better quality of life.
We are registered with all leading health insurance providers. If you have private health insurance, please discuss this with your provider directly.
*The speech and language therapist reserves the right to withdraw or review the frequency of therapy. They will discuss this with the individual and/or their family if treatment is no longer needed or deemed to be effective.
