Quality & Care
All the service we provide with Quality & Care. Dealing clients are a family member.
For Children
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autism is a multifaceted condition that profoundly impacts social interaction and communication abilities. It is a lifelong condition that can be noticed in children as they grow up. Autism affects more boys than girls, and signs usually show between the ages of 2 and 3.
Articulation/Speech Disorder
Do you have trouble understanding your kid’s speech? If you find your kid saying “Rub” instead of “run” or “wabbit” instead of “rabbit,” your child may have articulation disorders. Articulation disorder is a condition when your kid is not able to make certain sounds.
Early Intervention & Developmental Delay
Evaluation and therapy for infants and toddlers showing delays in speech, language, feeding, or motor development, when catching things early makes the biggest difference.
Social Communication
Support for the back-and-forth, unwritten rules of conversation — turn-taking, topic maintenance, reading social cues, and adjusting language to different listeners.
Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Childhood apraxia of speech treatment is all about helping kids speak clearly. We use fun activities to teach them how to make sounds and put them together to form words and sentences. It’s like playing a game to improve their coordination and how they say different sounds.
Pediatric Voice Disorders
Pediatric voice disorders occur when a kid’s voice has noticeable differences in pitch, loudness, and quantity when compared to other kids of the same age and sex. Voice disorders are quite common in kids, with about 5% of the kids having chronic voice disorders. Kids with voice disorders tend to have a voice that is hoarse, too loud, very high or low, or too nasal.
Stuttering / Fluency
Let’s explore the art of communication! Picture talking as if it were reading a captivating story, where the words effortlessly flow, much like a river gliding without any interruptions. This seamless flow of words is what we refer to as fluency in speech. Fluency encompasses how our words link together, the ease with which we express ourselves, and the pace at which we articulate.
Hearing Disorders
Hearing loss can significantly impact a child’s speech and language development. Hearing words and sounds enable a kid to learn to talk and understand. Hearing disorders are conditions affecting the child’s hearing, ranging from mild to profound. A kid with hearing loss may understand the general idea of a conversation but miss specific words or sounds. These kids also have problems hearing and understanding conversations in a distracting or noisy environment. The severity of hearing disorders also ranges from mild hearing loss to complete deafness.
Cleft Lip / Palate
Cleft lip and palate are splits or openings in the upper lip, roof of the mouth, or both. The condition results when the facial structures in a developing baby do not close completely. Cleft lip and cleft palate are common congenital disabilities that are often associated with inherited genetic conditions or syndromes. While the typical cleft lip and palate are visible after birth, a kid can have a submucous or hidden cleft palate that develops in the mucous membrane covering the cleft.
Auditory Processing (APD)
Hearing loss can significantly impact a child’s speech and language development. Hearing words and sounds enable a kid to learn to talk and understand. Hearing disorders are conditions affecting the child’s hearing, ranging from mild to profound. A kid with hearing loss may understand the general idea of a conversation but miss specific words or sounds. These kids also have problems hearing and understanding conversations in a distracting or noisy environment. The severity of hearing disorders also ranges from mild hearing loss to complete deafness.
AAC For Children
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ACC) is a way for children and young people to communicate when they have trouble speaking or understanding words. It involves using objects, symbols, charts, photographs, signs, and electronic aids to help them express themselves. ACC can change as children grow older or their language skills develop.
For Adults
Aphasia and Speech Therapy
Speech therapy is the practice of helping patients living with speech, language, cognition, and communication disorders. These conditions vary highly and present themselves in various ways with aphasia being...
Head and Neck CA
Speech therapy is a vital intervention for people suffering from all sorts of speaking, swallowing, language, and communication disorders. The causes behind such disorders might vary, but experts in the field,...
Trachesotomy / Ventilator
Speech therapy is an integral part of any efforts aimed at helping those afflicted with speech, swallowing, cognitive, or language difficulties. The causes here may vary, but specialists, such as you will find at ...
Speech and Voice Disorders
Losing your ability to speak fluently is a significant inconvenience. Simple tasks such as talking to your family or ordering coffee might become a hassle when you suffer from speech and voice disorders. Luckily,...
ALS
One of the inevitable consequences of ALS is changes in speech. Speech suffers significantly as a direct result of the atrophying of oral, vocal, and lung muscles. It is advisable to commence speech therapy...
Guillan Buriree
Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS) primarily affects nerve cells in the brain’s bulbar region. Bulbar neurons are responsible for speech and swallowing, and as they degenerate, the patient develops dysarthria...
Cognitive Disorders
Speak Live Play is a well-regarded service provider in the field of speech and language pathology, with broad experience in dealing with language, cognitive, and swallowing disorders...
Dementia
Contrary to what most people think, Dementia and Alzheimer's are not normal parts of aging. Unfortunately, these conditions are the leading cause of disability for most people globally over the age of 65. Generally,...
Parkinsons
Parkinson's disease is a progressive nervous system condition whereby the brain becomes damaged over time. It is a progressive and chronic disorder, meaning that the symptoms tend to worsen gradually...
Motor Speech Disorders in Adults
Motor speech disorders affect a person’s capability of producing the sound that forms words. These types of speech disorders include dysarthria and apraxia. While there are various causes of motor...
AAC for Adult Patients
Communication is essential in everyday life. It enables us to express our feelings and needs, build relationships, learn and make decisions. When you suffer from complete or partial loss of voice...
