Private adult neurological therapy
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Clear, compassionate information about adult neurological communication and swallowing—written to inform, not diagnose or pressure you into booking.
Specialist adult support
Adult neurological speech and language therapy
Private adult neurological speech and language therapy across Worthing and West Sussex, with specialist home-visit support for communication and swallowing.
Read guide ↗02Communication after stroke or brain injury
Aphasia speech therapy that starts with the person
Warm, specialist aphasia speech therapy for adults after stroke or brain injury, with home visits in Worthing and West Sussex and support for families.
Read guide ↗03Eating, drinking and swallowing
Dysphagia support with safety, choice and quality of life in view
Specialist dysphagia assessment and swallowing support for adults at home across Worthing and West Sussex, balancing safety, comfort and quality of life.
Read guide ↗04Communication and swallowing in Parkinson’s
Parkinson’s speech and voice therapy for everyday communication
Specialist speech, voice, communication and swallowing support for adults with Parkinson’s, delivered at home across Worthing and West Sussex.
Read guide ↗05Home visits and online appointments
Adult speech therapy across Worthing and West Sussex
Private adult neurological speech and language therapy at home in Worthing and across West Sussex, from Chichester and Bognor to Horsham and Saltdean.
Read guide ↗06Understanding the role
What does an adult speech and language therapist do?
Understand how an adult neurological speech and language therapist assesses and supports communication, speech, voice, eating, drinking and swallowing.
Read guide ↗A note about health information
General guidance cannot replace an individual assessment.
Every communication and swallowing difficulty is different. These pages explain common patterns and what speech and language therapy may involve; they do not diagnose a condition or provide a personal treatment plan. If symptoms begin suddenly or you need urgent medical help, contact 999 or the appropriate medical service.