"Following stroke I was unable to
communicate at all,
but this has improved within three weeks thanks to speech
therapy." - RCSLT
If you are experiencing speech, language, swallowing or
breathing difficulties (aphasia and dysphasia), a Speech and
Language Therapist will analyse your problems and put in place
an appropriate therapy programme for you.
See also (click on):
Aphasia
Here are two leaflets from the 'Royal
College of Speech and Language Therapists' (RCSLT)
about the Stroke‐Related work 'S
& L' therapists do and what they are asking the
Government to do:
Click on title:
1. Stroke Information
Briefing*
2. Speaking Out For Stroke
Survivors*