Frequently asked questions regarding Online Speech and Language Therapy

Sessions vary depending on the length of session and the complexity of the difficulty. We offer competitive and reasonable prices. We are happy to email fees upon request. Assessment sessions range from 90 to 180 per session. Assessment lengths range from 45 minutes to 2 hours which is reflected in costs. Therapy sessions range from 90-100 per session. Number of therapy sessions required depends on the reason for Speech Therapy. If you send us an email we will happily email you further information - we will try and respond the same working day.

We have a chat about the reason you are seeking Speech Therapy, what we offer and more about the specific therapy process. It gives us a chance to answer any questions that you might have regarding therapy. There is no pressure to book an appointment following this consultation.

The assessment session allows us to gather more information about you and the difficulties you are experiencing. It may include some standardized assessments or recordings that the speech therapist can analyse after the session to plan for therapy.

We try not to have waiting lists – we work flexibly to ensure that you do not wait for therapy.

You will be sent an email with your appointment link immediately after booking your appointment. Please check your junk mail if you have not received this immediately.

We are very happy to have family members in appointments. We love to train family members to become their own therapist allowing for a more intensive therapy approach.

We work very flexibly to suit you. People have different budgets and lifestyles. Most people book weekly or every other week. You book your own appointments at a time to suit you.

We often fill the gap when there are long waiting lists for NHS therapy and are happy to handover to the NHS therapist or work alongside them.

Research shows that it is as effective as face-to-face and it is growing in popularity.

We treat people from all over the world. We are not insured to treat people in North America (this includes Amercia, Canada, South America & The Caribbean)