Private Speech Therapy Preston

Paediatric speech and language therapy for families in Preston

Private Speech and Language Therapy in Preston

Talking Toolbox supports families looking for private paediatric speech and language therapy in the Preston area. An initial assessment identifies a child's strengths and needs before any recommendations for therapy are made.

Enquiries are welcome from Preston, Fulwood, Penwortham, Leyland, Bamber Bridge and Longridge. Clinic sessions are held in St Helens, while home and school or nursery visits can be discussed according to need and current availability.

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How our therapists can help

Our paediatric speech and language therapists support children with early language difficulties, speech sound difficulties, attention and listening needs, developmental language disorder and stammering. We also offer specialist programmes including online Paediatric Autism Communication Therapy (PACT) and It Takes Two to Talk® when these are a suitable clinical fit.

We begin with a detailed speech and language assessment. Families receive a written report, practical recommendations and, where therapy is advised, an individual plan.

What to expect

Free initial conversation: tell us what you have noticed and what support you are looking for.
Assessment: your child's communication is explored through play and appropriate informal or formal assessment.
Clear recommendations: we explain the findings, next steps and whether therapy would be helpful.
Tailored support: sessions and home activities are matched to your child's needs and family routine.

Areas around Preston

This page is intended for families searching in and around Preston, Fulwood, Penwortham, Leyland, Bamber Bridge, Longridge. Appointment type and availability vary, so please contact us before making travel plans.

Not in this list? See our North West areas we cover page or ask the team what may be possible.

Ready to ask a question?

Call 07836 404 270 or send a message for a free, no-obligation discussion.

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