YES! Your child has a right to access NHS services even if they have a private provider too. It is important that both ourselves and the NHS know about who else is involved and collaborate so to provide the best outcomes.

Yes, but this is dependent upon your insurance provider. It is best to contact them to clarify if speech and language therapy is covered in you plan, how much they will cover and any excess. Insurance payment is your sole responsibility, so if they do not cover the costs you will still be liable for the total fee.

It can be easier to establish a child’s communication needs in a setting they are happy and familiar with. Therefore, we typically see children at your home or within their school/ nursery setting.

Usually, an initial assessment can be completed within the month, however there may be a waiting list for regular therapy sessions and/or days and times can be limited.