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Language Therapy

From first words to full stories — building vocabulary, grammar and understanding that powers school and life.

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What language therapy entails

Language therapy covers both understanding (receptive language) and expression (expressive language). Whether your child is a late talker, mixes up grammar, struggles to follow instructions or can't quite retell what happened at school, we build skills layer by layer.

Every session is play with a purpose — stories, building toys, pretend play and conversation games chosen to hit that week's language targets. Our AI tracks new words and sentence length so you can watch vocabulary grow.

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Colourful toy bricks used to build words and ideas in play

What's included

Everything your child's language needs to flourish.

01

Language profile

Standardised testing plus play observation to map vocabulary, grammar, comprehension and narrative skills.

02

Weekly themed sessions

Each week a new theme — animals, food, space — packed with the words and sentence frames your child needs.

03

Story-building practice

Picture sequences and story games that grow sequencing, describing and retelling skills.

04

Parent coaching

Simple daily strategies — expansions, choices, wait time — that turn routine moments into language lessons.

How it works

A clear path from assessment to independent talking.

1

Evaluate

Play-based testing reveals exactly where language breaks down.

2

Target

We pick the highest-impact goals first — words your child needs daily.

3

Play & learn

Weekly sessions plus a home word-of-the-day routine with AI tracking.

4

Generalise

Skills move into preschool, school and playground conversations.

Joyful little girl expressing herself outdoors

Language gains that show everywhere

When language clicks, everything shifts — fewer frustrations and tantrums, better friendships, stronger reading readiness. Teachers often notice the difference before parents do: longer answers, richer stories, braver participation.

  • Late talkers, DLD and autism-related language needs welcome
  • School-readiness focus: instructions, stories, classroom talk
  • Word-count dashboards parents can follow week by week

Language FAQs

Don't wait and worry. A brief assessment tells us whether it's a late-bloomer pattern or something needing support — and early support is the most effective kind there is.

Yes. We assess all languages your child hears, set goals that respect your home language, and coach you in whichever language you speak most naturally.

Talk through your day, read together, offer choices instead of yes/no questions, and expand what your child says. Our parent coaching makes each habit easy.

Let's grow their words together

Start with a language assessment and leave with a clear, hopeful plan.

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