Adult Neuro Speech Therapy

Supporting Communication, Cognition & Swallowing After Neurological Change
Doctors examine a skull x-ray in a bright room.
Doctors examine a skull x-ray in a bright room.

Neurological conditions can impact communication, thinking, and swallowing—affecting independence, safety, and quality of life. Our Adult Neuro Speech Therapy services provide evidence-based assessment and treatment tailored to each individual’s medical and functional needs.

Who We Serve

We support adults with neurological conditions including:

  • Stroke (CVA / TIA)

  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

  • Parkinson’s disease

  • Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

  • Motor Neuron Disease (MND / ALS)

  • Dementia and cognitive decline

  • Brain tumors

  • Neurodegenerative disorders

  • Post-surgical neurological changes

    Services are available in hospital and at our outpatient office.

Our Areas of Expertise

Communication
  • Aphasia

  • Dysarthria

  • Apraxia of speech

  • Voice disorders

  • Cognitive-communication disorders

Swallowing (Dysphagia)
  • Clinical swallowing assessments

  • Mealtime safety strategies

  • Diet and texture recommendations

  • Compensatory and rehabilitative techniques

  • Collaboration with medical and nutrition teams

Our Approach
  • Evidence-based, person-centered care

  • Functional goals aligned with daily life and medical needs

  • Close collaboration with physicians, nurses, OT, PT, dietitians, and caregivers

  • Education and support for families and care teams

  • Continuity of care from acute hospital settings to outpatient therapy

Settings We Work In
  • Acute hospitals (Greenacres & St Georges Hospitals)

  • Frail Cares (on request)

  • Our private outpatient clinic

Care is delivered where it is most appropriate for recovery and participation.

Why Speech Therapy Matters in Neurological Care

Speech-language pathologists play a critical role in:

  • Restoring and supporting communication

  • Promoting safe swallowing and nutrition

  • Enhancing cognitive communication function

  • Improving independence and participation

  • Supporting adjustment and quality of life