1 in 10 children will have speech, language and communication needs which require ongoing help and support. Research shows that early intervention is associated with positive therapy outcomes.
My Journey provide private Speech and Language Therapy services to meet the needs of these children and teenagers with speech, language and communication needs.
Learn about our expertise and passion for helping children communicate effectively through private speech & language therapy.
Access free advice and guidance on supporting your child’s speech, language and communication at home or school.
Explore our shop for fun and engaging games and resources. Support your child's speech, language and communication at home or school with our specially designed games and tools.
At My Journey Speech & Language Therapy, we believe in a neurodiversity affirming approach to therapy. This means we:
Respect Neurodivergent Ways of Communicating: We understand that autistic children and Gestalt Language Processors may communicate differently. We celebrate these differences and work with each child’s natural communication style.
Emphasise Strengths: We focus on building on the child’s strengths and interests to support their communication development.
Promote Inclusivity: We strive to create an inclusive environment where every child feels valued and understood.
Collaborate with Families: We recognise the importance of family involvement in the therapy process and work closely with parents to ensure therapy is effective and meaningful.
With World Book Day coming up we know how important literacy is for so many families of children with Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN). Not all children will be engaged by books alone - an amazing way to make books come to life is with Sensory Stories. Read our latest blog post to fine our more.
As a parent, navigating the world of Speech and Language Therapy can be overwhelming, especially when your child is non-speaking.
One powerful tool that can support your non-speaking, minimally-speaking, or unreliably speaking child to communicate is Alternative and Augmentative Communication, commonly referred to as AAC. Here we demystify AAC, explore the different types and guide you on how to get started with AAC at home.
What is Child-Led Play and How You Can Do it at Home to Support Your Child’s Speech, Language and Communication Development.
Child-Led Play is when you let your child choose what and how they want to play. It helps them explore their interests, build confidence, and learn new skills in a fun way.
Jess from My Journey Speech & Language Therapy is great at what she does! Our son had a speech delay when he was about 28 months old and she helped him improve his vocabulary and pronunciation and catch up with his peers very quickly. Jess has a great approach with kids and she encourages learning through play.
He really enjoys his speech therapy appointments and always looks forward to the next meeting with her.
My daughter has been working with Jess for around 18 months, and our experience has been outstanding. Jess possesses a profound understanding of how to communicate with her, which has made my daughter feel extremely comfortable.
During sessions, Jess employs a variety of tools that keeps my daughter engaged and eager to participate. She has also guided us in effectively communicating with our daughter, which has gone a long way in improving our relationship.
I highly recommend My Journey Speech and Language Therapy.
We highly recommend Bilding Blocks. We have been practicing for more than a year, our son loves these classes very much and the result is definitely there. Thanks for your amazing work.