Speech & Language Therapy

Therapists conduct sessions 1:1 in spacious and well-equipped therapy rooms. The focus is on conventional methods, viz., oral placement therapy, activation of articulators, sound production, phonations, oro-motor exercises, word formation, addressing articulation disorders, dysfluency and other communication challenges. Systematic and structured practice for language learning – from building phonological awareness, identifying the separate speech sounds within a word, teaching how letters represent those sounds, word formation to the more complex tasks of conceptual teaching of syntax and sentence formation are undertaken.