Speech and language therapy
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Who do speech and language therapist work with?
Speech and language therapists work with babies, children and adults:
Babies:
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Feeding and swallowing difficulties
Children:
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Autism/social interaction difficulties
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Cleft palate
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Dyslexia
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Deafness
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Dysfluency
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Language delay
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Language disorders
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Learning difficulties - mild, moderate or severe
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Physical disabilities
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Selective mutism
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Specific difficulties in producing sounds
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Stammering
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Voice disorders
Adults:
Communication or eating and swallowing problems following neurological impairments and degenerative conditions, including:
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Stroke
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Brain injury
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Day centres
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Parkinson's Disease
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Dementia
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Head and neck cancer
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Deafness
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Learning disabilities
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Mental health (adults)
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Physical disabilities
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Stammering
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Voice
Full list of topic pages
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Acquired motor speech disorders
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Aphasia
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Augmentative and alternative communication
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Autism
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Bilingualism
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Brain injury
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Cleft lip and palate
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Craniofacial conditions
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Critical care
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Deafness
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Dementia
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Developmental speech difficulties
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Dysfluency
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Dysphagia
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Head and neck cancer
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Language disorder
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Learning disabilities
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Looked after children
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Mental health (adults)
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Motor disorders
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Multisensory impairment
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Neonatal care
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Progressive neurological disorders
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Public health
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Respiratory care adults
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Selective mutism
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Social communication disorder
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Social-emotional mental health
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Stroke
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Trans voice
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Visual impairment
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Voice
Settings:
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Justice
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Education
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Children's services