Who it is for
People who cough or choke when eating, after stroke, head-and-neck surgery, or with feeding difficulties in children.
What happens
- Clinical swallowing evaluation
- Texture and posture recommendations
- Swallowing exercises and strategies
- Paediatric feeding therapy
Related conditions
More services in this area
- Speech & language therapy for childrenPlay-based therapy for late talkers, unclear speech and language difficulties, with parents coached to practise at home.
- Autism & social communicationCommunication support for autistic children and their families, including alternative and augmentative communication (AAC).
- Behavioural therapyStructured support for children with attention, behaviour and learning difficulties, with parents trained to use the same strategies at home.
- Stuttering (fluency) therapyEvidence-based programmes for children, teens and adults who stutter.
- Voice therapyAssessment and therapy for hoarseness, vocal fatigue and voice disorders, including care for professional voice users.
- Adult speech & language after stroke or injuryRehabilitation for aphasia, dysarthria and apraxia after stroke, brain injury or neurological conditions.
- Online therapy & counsellingSecure video sessions for speech therapy, hearing aid guidance and parent coaching, wherever you live.
Not sure where to start? Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you have noticed. We will suggest the right first appointment, whether that is a hearing test, a speech assessment, or both.