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.



Children and adolescents can experience a variety of language and speech challenges. Our therapies are creatively and playfully designed to engage and actively engage these young clients, using age-appropriate materials and activities. Our focus is on:
For adults, our focus is on restoring or improving communication skills that may have been affected by a variety of causes, such as neurological disorders, voice problems or hearing impairments. Our approaches include:
Speech challenges encompass a wide range of difficulties one may experience in producing speech sounds. For instance, articulation problems, where correctly articulating sounds is difficult, belong to this spectrum. Phonological disorders are another type of speech problem, characterised by difficulties in understanding and applying the patterns of sounds, essential for language. Moreover, speech disorders also include apraxia, where the coordination of movements necessary for speech is challenging. At TinyEYE speech therapy in Biddinghuizen, we specialise in addressing these and other related speech problems.
Language disorders cover a broad spectrum of problems related to mastering and interpreting language. For instance, there are expressive language disorders, where individuals have difficulty expressing their thoughts. On the other hand, there are receptive disorders, which relate to difficulty in understanding others' communication. A more specific variant of this is aphasia, often caused by brain injury, resulting in a range of difficulties in processing language.
Voice disorders are problems that affect the quality of the voice, such as hoarseness that usually leads to a raspy or hoarse voice. Thickenings on the vocal cords, known as vocal cord nodules, which can sometimes be sensitive, can also affect the quality of the voice. Dysphony is the umbrella term for disorders that affect the pitch, volume or overall sound of the voice.
Swallowing disorders, known as dysphagia, include a range of difficulties that occur during swallowing. These can range from problems with swallowing to difficulties in chewing food. Individuals with swallowing disorders are at increased risk of choking or aspiration, a condition in which food or liquid enters the airways. Adjusting eating habits and swallowing techniques is often necessary to make eating and drinking safer and more comfortable.