Voice & Swallowing
Voice therapy
Your voice is how you connect with the world. When it’s not working the way it should, we can help restore it.
Your voice is how you connect with the world. When it’s not working the way it should, we can help restore it.
Your voice is how you connect with the world. When it’s not working the way it should, we can help restore it.
Social communication difficulties can show up in many ways across different ages.
We make it easy to get started – no jargon, no pressure, just clear next steps.
Chat with a speech pathologist about your concerns. No commitment needed.
We assess your communication and get to know your world and goals.
We explain what we found, set goals together, and plan the path forward.
Regular sessions using evidence-based techniques with you involved throughout.
Evidence-based therapy delivered in a way that works for each individual and their life.
We assess how your voice is functioning and work with your ENT or GP to understand any underlying medical factors.
Many voice problems are driven by how the voice is used. We address hydration, vocal load and habits that protect your voice long-term.
We offer LSVT LOUD — the leading evidence-based programme for voice and speech in people with Parkinson’s disease.
We have experience supporting teachers, singers, call centre workers and others who depend on their voice professionally
No referral is needed to see us. However, if you have a voice change of unknown cause, we'll likely recommend an ENT assessment to rule out structural problems before beginning therapy.
LSVT LOUD (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment) is a research-validated intensive programme for people with Parkinson's disease. It focuses on increasing vocal loudness and is delivered over 4 weeks. We are certified LSVT LOUD providers.
Speak Out is a research-validated voice and speech programme for people with Parkinson's disease. It focuses on speaking with intent and builds a stronger, clearer voice through targeted exercises. We are certified Speak Out providers.
Yes, muscle tension dysphonia (MTD) is one of the most common voice conditions we see. With targeted manual techniques and voice exercises, most people experience significant improvement.
Everyone deserves to be heard,
and we’re here to help
Everyone deserves to be heard,
and we’re here to help