Has a neurological condition started to affect how you communicate?
Neurological conditions can affect communication in different ways. These conditions include Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, dementia and other neurological conditions.
People with neurological conditions may experience changes to speech clarity, voice, understanding language, memory, attention and social communication. These difficulties can change over time and may become more noticeable as the condition progresses.
Communication difficulties can have a significant impact on confidence, independence, relationships and quality of life. Even when other physical symptoms are being managed, changes to communication can feel frustrating and isolating.
Speech and language therapy can support people with neurological conditions by helping them maintain communication skills for as long as possible. Therapy may also focus on finding new ways to communicate, reducing effort and fatigue, and supporting participation in everyday life.
Support is tailored to the individual and may change as needs change over time.
Get started in three simple steps
Complete the contact form, email or call the team
Initial assessment undertaken together with family and those closely involved
We will deliver therapy tailored to your needs.