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 may experience various difficulties in language and speech. Our therapeutic approaches are playfully designed to encourage and engage children, using age-appropriate materials and activities. Our focus is on:
In adults, we focus on restoring or refining communication skills that may have been affected by various factors, including neurological disorders, voice problems or hearing impairment. Our methods include:
Speech disorders cover a range of problems related to the production of speech sounds. This may include, for example, articulation disorders, where the correct formation of sounds is challenging. Phonological disorders are another category, where the challenge lies in understanding and applying sound patterns, an essential part of language. It also includes apraxia, a condition characterised by problems in coordinating movements required for speaking.
Language disorders include various challenges in understanding and using language. Expressive language disorders involve a person experiencing difficulties in expressing thoughts. Receptive language disorders, on the other hand, involve problems interpreting what others communicate. Aphasia is a more specific form of language disorder, often the result of brain damage, which leads to a variety of complications in 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 name for disorders that affect the pitch, volume or overall quality of the voice.
Swallowing problems, commonly known as dysphagia, are difficulties that occur during the swallowing process. These problems can manifest as obstacles in swallowing and chewing food. Individuals with swallowing difficulties have an increased risk of choking or aspiration, which happens when food or drink enters the respiratory tract. Changes in diet and swallowing techniques are often necessary to make consuming food and drink safer and more comfortable.