What does our Speech Therapy involve?
Speech therapy is a form of rehabilitation for individuals with hearing difficulties. Speech therapy aims to improve communication skills and enhance the quality of life for those with hearing impairments. At Cornerstone, our speech therapists work with patients to improve their listening and speaking skills, enhance their understanding of speech, and develop effective communication strategies. The therapy may include exercises to enhance language, speech sounds, and pronunciation, as well as activities to develop listening skills and improve attention.
Our speech therapists use a variety of techniques, such as lip reading, sign language, and amplification devices, to help patients with hearing difficulties communicate effectively. They also work with patients to improve their cognitive and social skills, including memory, problem-solving, and social interaction.
Speech therapy can be beneficial for individuals of all ages, from young children to elderly adults, who are experiencing hearing difficulties. With the support of our experienced speech therapists, patients can improve their communication skills, increase their self-confidence, and lead more fulfilling life. Additionally, our speech therapists may also collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as audiologists and otologists, to provide comprehensive and integrated care to patients with hearing difficulties.
We use the latest techniques and technologies to provide speech therapy services that are effective, efficient, and tailored to the individual needs of each patient. They believe in a patient-centred approach and work closely with patients to set achievable goals and develop personalized treatment plans.
Overall, speech therapy we provide individuals with hearing difficulties the tools and support they need to improve their communication skills, increase their confidence, and participate fully in their communities. Whether it’s for children or adults, Cornerstone is dedicated to helping patients overcome their hearing difficulties and achieve their full potential.