Start often within a week, just at home, with modern, interactive exercises appropriate for children.
No waiting list
Comfortable at home
Child-friendly & modern
Long waiting times, travel time and hassles with pick-ups and drop-offs, creating extra stress and arrangement for parents.
Waiting times from months to years
Travel time and logistics hassle
More stress for parent
Start often within a week, just at home, with modern, interactive exercises appropriate for children.
Comfortable at home
Child-friendly & modern
Long waiting times, travel time and hassles with pick-ups and drop-offs, creating extra stress and arrangement for parents.



Adolescents may experience various stumbling blocks in language and speech. Our therapies are designed in a playful way to motivate and actively engage children, using age-appropriate materials and activities. We focus on:
For adults, we focus on regaining or improving communication skills that may have been affected by various causes, such as neurological disorders, voice problems or hearing loss. Our approach includes:
Speech disorders include various problems a person may experience in producing speech sounds. These may include articulation disorders, where forming sounds correctly is challenging. Phonological disorders are another category, where the challenge lies in understanding and applying sound patterns, an essential part of language. Apraxia, a condition characterised by problems in coordinating movements required for speaking, also falls under speech disorders. At TinyEYE speech therapy in Emmeloord, we focus on these and other speech-related problems.
Language disorders involve a variety of problems with the use and interpretation of language. Expressive language disorders, where a person struggles to express thoughts, fall under this category. Opposed to this are receptive disorders, which manifest themselves in the difficulty of understanding what others say. Aphasia, a more specified language disorder often caused by brain injury, results in various challenges with language processing.
Voice disorders refer to conditions that affect the voice, including hoarseness, which often results in a raspy or hoarse sound. Voice nodules, small and sometimes painful growths on the vocal cords, can also have an impact on the quality of the voice. Dysphony is a general term for conditions that affect the pitch, volume or overall quality of the voice.
Swallowing disorders, also known as dysphagia, are problems that occur during swallowing. This can include difficulties swallowing and chewing food. People with swallowing disorders are at increased risk of choking or aspiration, where food or liquids enter the airways. Changes in diet and swallowing techniques are often needed to make eating and drinking safer and more comfortable.