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Speech & Language

Diagnosis and treatment of speech and language disorders for children and adults, including early evaluation and individualised therapy plans.

Specialized speech and language therapy for children and adults, with early evaluation and individualised plans.

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Areas of speech & language care

01Speech & language assessment
02Speech therapy sessions
03Voice disorder treatment
04Swallowing disorder treatment
05Accent modification
06Stuttering & fluency disorder treatment
07Aphasia & other neurological communication disorders
08Speech therapy for individuals with autism spectrum disorder
09Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)
10Auditory rehabilitation for individuals with hearing loss.
Ashfeera Ashraf, Audiologist

Your specialist

Ashfeera Ashraf

Audiologist & Speech-Language Pathologist

Ashfeera Ashraf is an Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathologist with a Bachelor of Science in Speech & Hearing from the University of Mysore, India. She has professional experience in the assessment and management of hearing and communication disorders in both pediatric and adult patients.

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Wondering if this is right for you?

01At what age should a child be forming sentences?

Development varies meaningfully between children, so there's a range rather than a fixed age — general child-development education often mentions simple two-word combinations emerging around age two, with longer sentences developing gradually afterward. This is general information, not a diagnostic marker — see our article on when to consider a speech and language assessment for broader context.

02What's the difference between a speech delay and a language delay?

In general terms, "speech" refers to how sounds and words are physically produced — clarity, pronunciation — while "language" refers to understanding and using words and grammar to communicate meaning. A child can have difficulty with one, the other, or both, and the general distinction matters because it points toward different kinds of support. A qualified speech and language professional can clarify which applies to a specific child.

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