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Are you keen to work in a rapidly expanding, dynamic and innovative speech and language therapy practice? Are you passionate about supporting children to reach their true potential? If ‘yes’ then please get in contact. Position Full time, permanent speech and language therapy role 37.5 hour working week; 25 hours clinical contacts,12.5 hours non-clinical contact…

The private speech and language therapists at SpeechRight have always offered teletherapy but it has generally been with those clients who live outside Nottinghamshire/abroad. However, now with the coronavirus outbreak and the ensuing restrictions on social contacts and distancing, teletherapy is becoming our main means of meeting our clients’ speech and language therapy needs. Teletherapy…

The private speech and language therapists at SpeechRight have always offered teletherapy but it has generally been with those clients who live outside Nottinghamshire/abroad. However, now with the coronavirus outbreak and the ensuing restrictions on social contacts and distancing, teletherapy is becoming our main means of meeting our clients’ speech and language therapy needs. Teletherapy…

As a Speech Language Therapy Service, our aim is to help both children and adults with speech complications. Whether an individual is having problems with stuttering or pronunciations, speech therapy can help advance communication skills in many ways, shapes and forms. In this article, you will learn about the key benefits that come from speech…

The main purpose of Speech Therapy is to improve communication disorders and difficulties in children and in adults. Regardless of how small a concern may be, our core aim is to build up confidence and a solid foundation in speech and language. This extra help and guidance will allow children and adults to progress with…

This is the food game where you collect the ‘healthy’ foods on your place ‘mat’ and you feed the ‘junk’ food to the gorilla. The naughty gorilla then makes a burping noise! The children (and adults!) find the Gorilla hilarious. As well as having fun listening to the Gorilla, the game can also be used…

Week Four Spotlight Name: Archie Age: 3:2 Difficulties: Suspected Autistic Spectrum Disorder. Archie is currently going through diagnosis with his paediatrician. Background: Archie and his parents completed an initial speech and language assessment. This identified that Archie was showing difficulties with his language, speech, play and imagination skills and his social communication. Archie struggles to…

This is the toy potato that comes with a suitcase of body parts and accessories ie. ears, nose, mouth, moustache, glasses, hat. Children (and adults!) love to build their Mr.Potato Heads and, as they are building, they can be developing lots of their speech and language skills: Attention and Listening: Sometimes children struggle to remain…