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Does My Toddler Need Speech Therapy? A Parent’s Guide
If you’ve found yourself asking “Does my toddler need speech therapy?” , you’re not alone. Many parents worry quietly about their child’s speech and language development, often long before anyone else notices. As a private speech therapy practice in Liverpool , we regularly speak to parents who aren’t sure whether to wait, seek advice, or simply trust that things will improve with time. This guide is designed to help you understand what’s typical, what might need support, and
Sophie Humphries


Building communication every day - practical tips for home
Parents and carers play an important role in supporting the development of children’s communication skills. Nurturing your child’s communication doesn’t need to be specialist; you are already your child’s most important communication partner 😊 Small everyday interactions can make a big difference. As speech and language therapists we like to live by the mantra ‘every interaction is an intervention’! Opportunities for communication are endless, and below, we’ve compiled our
Georgie Hargreaves


Top Christmas Toys and Games to Boost Speech, Language and Communication
The festive season is here, and every child and young person might have ideas for their Christmas list! Christmas doesn’t have to be all about expensive, digital games or electronics to have lots of fun together! There are also lots of ways you can create communication opportunities over the festive period through simple toys, books, and games. Lots of toys, books and games will last for months and years to come – and don’t get old! Here’s a few Christmas gift list ideas from
Louise Gilmartin


Creative ways to practice speech sounds!
Practising speech sounds doesn’t have to feel like homework! As Speech and Language Therapists, we’re often thinking of different ways to motivate children to practise their sounds and have fun at the same time. When children enjoy what they’re doing, they’re much more motivated to practise and make progress. Repetition is important when working on speech sounds, however, repetition doesn’t have to be one activity over and over again. With a little creativity, you can build s
Ashley Blood


Sustainability in Speech and Language Therapy
If you follow us on social media, you might have noticed that we’ve been taking steps to be more environmentally conscious as an organisation. Our vision is ‘building communication skills for a lifetime’ and we believe that lifetime should be lived in a world that is looked after and protected for future generations. We know that we are a small drop in a very big ocean, but we’re trying to remember that: ‘great things are done by a series of small things put together’ – Vi
Jill Primrose


Welcome to our new clinic!
We are delighted to announce the opening of our new clinic, a dedicated space designed to support children, young people, and their...
Ellis O'Brien


Why trauma-informed practice matters in Speech and Language Therapy
As Speech and Language Therapists (SLTs) we often work with children who present with more than just communication challenges. Some...
Siobhain O’Connor


Supporting your child’s language development over the Summer holidays!
Make the most of the summer holidays with simple, everyday activities that support your child’s language development. From playful routines to creative games, discover practical tips to build communication skills while enjoying quality time together.
Siobhain O’Connor
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