Understanding how you communicate
Communication is about much more than speech.
It includes how we understand and use language, express ideas, process information, take part in conversations and communicate our needs to the people around us.
Speech & Language Therapy at AXIA is designed to build a clearer picture of an individual’s communication profile, including their strengths and areas where additional understanding or support may be helpful.
AXIA takes a person-centred approach, considering communication as part of the whole individual rather than looking at differences in isolation.
Pricing
Clear, upfront information about the cost of Speech & Language Therapy
If you have any questions about the service, suitability or payment before proceeding, our team can help.
Speech & Language Therapy
£100.00
This includes
- Specialist Speech & Language Therapy consultation
- Exploration of your communication strengths and support needs
- Personalised strategies and practical recommendations
- Practical recommendations and next steps
We have flexible payment options including financing. Speak to our team if you have any questions.
Who is this service for?
Speech & Language Therapy may be helpful for children, young people and adults who would benefit from additional understanding or support around speech, language or communication.
Communication differences can present in many different ways. The support that is useful for one person may therefore be very different to the support another person needs.
Speech, language and communication needs
You may benefit from Speech & Language Therapy if you experience differences with understanding language, expressing thoughts or needs, processing verbal information, finding or organising words, conversation or social communication.
Support can focus on the areas that have the greatest impact on everyday communication rather than expecting everyone to communicate in the same way.
Support shaped around the individual
Speech, language and communication needs can sit alongside autism, ADHD, dyspraxia or other neurodevelopmental differences.
The full view
Understanding the wider picture can help identify strategies and support that are meaningful for the individual at home, in education, at work or in everyday life.