Psychology and Psychotherapy
Assessment, formulation and talking therapies.
Explore →Communication is a fundamental skill that enables us to engage with the world around us. Our Speech and Language Therapists are here to support the Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN) of children, young people and adults.
“Up to 14 million people in the UK (20% of the population) will experience communication difficulty at some point in their lives, with more than 10% of children having a long-term communication need.”Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists

Individuals with SLCN may have difficulty with:
We believe that effective support starts with understanding the person. By taking the time to learn about their strengths, interests and everyday challenges, we can create an individualised plan that helps them communicate more confidently and successfully at home, at school, at work and in the wider community.
We begin with a friendly conversation and informal observation to gain an understanding of the individual’s communication skills.
A comprehensive assessment helps us identify strengths and challenges.
A detailed report with achievable goals and practical strategies for use at home, school, work and in the community.
Advice, training and resources to support speech, language and communication development.
Regular reviews to monitor progress, celebrate achievements and ensure support remains effective.
Our speech and language therapy is led by Finnuala Garner, Clinical Lead and Highly Specialist Speech and Language Therapist. Every plan is grounded in specialist expertise and shaped around the individual.
Assessment, formulation and talking therapies.
Explore →Practical help with daily living and sensory needs.
Explore →Working alongside schools, families and EHCPs.
Explore →Our partnership strand for children's clinical support.
Explore →Tell us a little about what is going on. We will help you work out the right service and the next step, whether you are a family or a professional making a referral.
Referrals and enquiries from families and professionals are both welcome.