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Speech Therapy

Communicating is much more than just talking.

Communication is present in all moments of life. It allows us to express needs, emotions, ideas, and establish relationships with other people.
Speech-Language Pathology intervenes in the prevention, evaluation, and intervention of alterations in communication, language, speech, voice, swallowing, and orofacial motor skills, accompanying people of all ages.<br/>At Serennia, we develop personalized support, adapted to the needs of each person and, whenever this articulation benefits the support, in collaboration with the family and other professionals.

How can we help you?

Language delay

Speech and verbal articulation disorders

Communication difficulties

Disorders of spoken and written language

Specific Learning Disorders (when related to language)

Voice changes

Orofacial Motricity

Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)

Communication disorders associated with neurodevelopmental disorders.

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Communication changes associated with hearing loss

How does the consultation take place?

The follow-up begins with a detailed assessment of each person's difficulties and potential.
Based on this assessment, an individualized intervention plan is defined, tailored to age, needs, and therapeutic goals.
Whenever this coordination benefits the follow-up, the work may be developed in collaboration with the family, school, and other professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is speech therapy only for children?

No. Speech therapy is suitable for people of all ages, from babies to the elderly.

Is the follow-up individualized?

Yes. Each intervention plan is tailored to the needs, age, and goals of each individual.

Can speech therapy be integrated into a multidisciplinary approach?

Yes. Whenever this collaboration benefits the follow-up, it may involve other areas of Serennia, such as Psychology, Neuropsychology, Occupational Therapy, or General and Family Medicine.