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Speech therapist Almere

If you are looking for speech therapy in Almere, TinyEYE is the place to be. At TinyEYE, there are no long waiting times. You can quickly see a speech therapist who can professionally help you improve your speech and language skills.
Speech therapist Almere

Speech therapist Almere without waiting list

At TinyEYE, we use digital speech therapy, also known as online speech therapy. This means that you can receive speech therapy through an online connection. So you no longer have to travel to a practice, which can save a lot of time and effort. Moreover, this way you can get speech therapy from the comfort of your own home.

Our approach aims to help you improve your speech and language skills to the best of your ability. At TinyEYE, we work with experienced speech therapists who can provide you with professional guidance. Together with you, we will draw up a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. We then get to work on improving your speech and language skills.
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Online
Speech therapy
Traditional
Speech therapy

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

Online
Speech therapy

Start often within a week, just at home, with modern, interactive exercises appropriate for children.

No waiting list

Comfortable at home

Child-friendly & modern

Regular
Speech therapy

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
Online speech therapy
for children
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Is your child struggling with speech or language? Our online speech therapy helps with speech and language problems. We also offer support if your child grows up multilingual. The speech therapists speak several languages, so your child can be helped in his or her own language.
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Online speech therapy
for schools
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In group 1 and/or 2, language and speech problems are common in children aged 4 and 5. This can affect their school performance and social development. Our quick and reliable Online Speech Therapy Scan helps schools identify language delays early, so that children receive the right support in time.
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Online speech therapy
for adults
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Do you suffer from speech, language or swallowing problems? Our online speech therapy helps you communicate better and reduce your symptoms. You can also make progress in later life with the right guidance.
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Goes well: Friendly and attentive Could be better: Website accessible without a computer
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Start using TinyEYE now

Would you like to sign yourself or someone else, for example your child or partner, up for online speech therapy at TinyEYE Europe? Then you can apply via the digital application form. We will then contact you as soon as possible.
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Speech therapy for children and adults

Speech therapy for children in Almere

Children may experience various speech and language challenges. Our therapies are designed playfully to motivate and engage children, using age-appropriate materials and activities. We focus on:

  • Improving speech clarity
  • Boosting language skills.
  • Reducing stuttering.
  • Support for learning problems related to language.

Speech therapy for adults in Almere

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:

  • Rehabilitation after stroke or brain injury.
  • Therapy for voice disorders.
  • Support for speech and language problems due to degenerative disorders.

Common disorders and treatment in speech therapy

Speech disorders

Speech disorders include various problems a person may experience in producing speech sounds. This includes articulation disorders, where a person has difficulty forming sounds correctly. Phonological disorders are another type of speech disorder, where a person has difficulty understanding and using sound patterns, a fundamental aspect of language. Apraxia is also a speech disorder, characterised by difficulty coordinating the movements required for speech.

Language disorders

Language disorders involve problems with the use and understanding of language. Expressive disorders are a form of language disorder in which a person has difficulty expressing thoughts. Receptive disorders, on the other hand, refer to problems understanding what others say. Aphasia is a more specific language disorder caused by brain injury, leading to various problems with language processing.

Voice disorders

Voice disorders are problems affecting the voice, such as hoarseness, which often involves a raspy or hoarse sound of the voice. Voice nodules are small, often painful bumps on the vocal cords that can affect voice quality. Dysphony is an umbrella term for problems with the tone, volume or quality of the voice.

Swallowing disorders (dysphagia)

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.