Speech therapy
Speech therapy is a specialized treatment that helps individuals improve their speech, language, communication, and swallowing abilities. It focuses on enhancing verbal expression, understanding of language, pronunciation, fluency, and voice quality. Conducted by a speech-language pathologist (SLP), speech therapy supports children and adults who have speech delays, communication disorders, or speech difficulties caused by developmental issues, stroke, injury, or medical conditions.
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Overview
Speech therapy is a clinical intervention designed to help individuals improve their communication skills and address speech or language disorders. It focuses on various areas, including articulation (how words are pronounced), fluency (smoothness of speech), voice (tone and quality), and language comprehension. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) use tailored techniques such as exercises, visual aids, and interactive activities to help patients enhance their ability to speak clearly, understand language, and express themselves effectively.
This therapy benefits people of all ages — from children with developmental speech delays to adults recovering from strokes, brain injuries, or neurological conditions. Beyond improving speech, it also addresses issues like swallowing difficulties and cognitive-communication challenges. Through consistent sessions and guided practice, speech therapy helps individuals gain confidence, improve social interactions, and achieve better overall communication in daily life.
Nelson Hospital provides various Speech Therapy services with proper care.
Comprehensive Speech & Language Evaluation
Detailed assessment of speech clarity, language understanding, and communication abilities.
Speech Sound & Articulation Therapy
Personalized therapy to improve pronunciation and speech clarity for better communication.
Programs designed to enhance vocabulary, sentence structure, and expressive language skills.
Stammering & Fluency Correction Therapy
Techniques and exercises to reduce stuttering and improve speech fluency and confidence.
Voice Therapy & Resonance Training
Treatment for hoarseness, voice strain, or pitch problems to restore healthy voice quality.
Swallowing & Oral-Motor Rehabilitation
Therapy to improve swallowing, chewing, and mouth coordination for patients with speech or neurological issues.
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Services Offered at Our Speech Therapy Clinic
Speech & Articulation Intervention
Therapy for unclear speech, pronunciation concerns, and sound distortions. Customized exercises to improve clarity, fluency, and confidence in communication.
Language Development Therapy
Support for understanding, using words, sentences, and grammar. Help for children with language delays and adults recovering language after injury or illness.
Voice & Fluency Therapy
Management of stuttering, voice disorders, hoarseness, and vocal fatigue. Techniques for smooth speech and healthy voice use.
Swallowing & Feeding Support
Assessment and therapy for safe eating and drinking. Assistance for patients with swallowing difficulties due to medical conditions.
Social Communication Skills
Training in conversation, understanding social cues, and using appropriate language in different settings for children with autism or social difficulties.
Parent and Caregiver Counsellig
Education, strategy planning, and support groups for families to help continue progress at home and in social settings.
Benefits of Visiting Nelson Hospital’s Speech Therapy Clinic
- Personalized assessment and targeted therapy for speech, language, and communication challenges
- Support for children and adults with articulation, voice, stuttering, or language difficulties
- Holistic care including family education and home practice strategies
- Expert guidance on assistive devices and communication aids if needed
- Ongoing progress monitoring and tailored treatment adjustments
Our Highly Equipped Speech and Communication Department
- Private therapy rooms with modern equipment
- Audio-visual technology for interactive sessions
- Pediatric and adult therapy specialists
- Diagnostic tools for speech, language, and swallowing assessments
- Access to multidisciplinary care for complex needs
Tips for Patients and Families During Speech Therapy
Communicate openly with your therapist about concerns and goals
Practice recommended exercises and strategies at home consistently
Engage in regular sessions for continuous progress
Encourage and praise communication attempts, not just ‘perfect’ speech
Stay patient—building communication skills is a journey
Join support groups or educational workshops for families if available
Our Doctors
Dr. Satish Deopujari
Dr. Suchita Khadse
MBBS, DCH, DNB
Dr. Sumit Sonipimpale
MBBS, DCH, DNB Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist
Dr. Yash Banait
MBBS, DCH(Australia), MD, Fellowship in Paediatric
Dr. Anupam Bahe
MBBS, MD Paediatrics, IDPCCM, DNB, ECMO
Dr. Rashi Gupta
MBBS, MD Paediatrics , DM Neonatology
Dr. Nikita Lalwani
MD(PAEDS), Fellowship in neonatology (NNF)
Dr Prashant Meshram
MBBS, MD
Dr. Akshata Gonade
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
MBBS Medicine
Dr. Amul Mahajan
MBBS
Dr. Sachin Guhane
MBBS, DCH
Frequently Asked Questions
What age groups can benefit from speech therapy?
Nelson Hospital’s speech therapy services are available for children and adults, helping with communication delays in kids as well as speech or swallowing challenges after injury or illness in adults.
How do I know if someone needs speech therapy?
Signs include unclear speech, difficulty pronouncing words, trouble understanding or using language, stuttering, changes in voice quality, or problems with chewing and swallowing. A specialist evaluation can determine if therapy is needed.
What happens during a speech therapy session?
A speech-language pathologist performs a comprehensive assessment and then uses tailored exercises and interactive activities to improve clarity of speech, language understanding, fluency, voice control, and swallowing skills.
Can speech therapy help with stuttering and fluency issues?
Yes — the therapy includes stammering & fluency correction, helping individuals reduce stuttering, improve smoothness of speech, and build confidence during communication.
How long does speech therapy take?
The duration varies based on the individual’s needs and progress. Some may see improvement in a few weeks while others may require longer support — your speech therapist will guide you on an appropriate plan.
Is speech therapy helpful for swallowing difficulties?
Absolutely — the clinic provides swallowing and oral-motor rehabilitation to improve chewing and safe swallowing, especially for people with neurological or speech-related impairments.
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