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 motivate and actively engage children, using age-appropriate materials and activities. Our focus is 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 challenges encompass a wide range of difficulties one may experience in producing speech sounds. This includes articulation difficulties, where pronouncing sounds correctly is a problem. Phonological difficulties, another form of speech difficulties, involve problems understanding and applying sound patterns, a vital part of language. Apraxia, characterised by difficulties in coordinating speech movements, also falls under speech disorders. At TinyEYE speech therapy in Urk, we specialise in addressing these and other speech-related problems.
Language disorders cover a range of problems related to mastering and interpreting language. Part of this is expressive language disorder, in which individuals have difficulty articulating their thoughts. Receptive language disorders, on the other hand, concern the problem of understanding what others say. A specific form of this is aphasia, often the result of brain injury, resulting in various challenges in processing language.
Voice disorders include various conditions that affect the quality of the voice, including hoarseness that often leads to a raspy or hoarse voice. Small, sometimes sensitive swellings on the vocal cords, known as vocal cord nodules, can also have a negative impact on voice quality. Dysphony is an umbrella term for disorders that affect the sound, volume or overall quality of the voice.
Swallowing disorders, also known as dysphagia, include problems that occur during swallowing. These can range from difficulty swallowing to problems chewing food. People with swallowing disorders are at higher risk of choking or aspiration, where food or liquids enter the airways. It is often necessary to modify eating habits and swallowing techniques to make food consumption safer and more comfortable.