ASLTIP connects people across the UK with trusted, independent speech and language therapists. Our members help adults communicate with confidence, stay connected and live life more fully.
Speech and Language Therapists support adults who:
ASLTIP members offer support in different settings, including online, at home, in clinics or in care environments. They often work closely with families and carers to support everyday communication and build confidence.
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Not all therapists have the same experience. You can ask:
If you’re new to speech and language therapy or want to understand how sessions are arranged, how fees work, and how your privacy is protected, visit our How It Works page.
Not all therapists have the same experience. You can ask:
If you’re new to speech and language therapy or want to understand how sessions are arranged, how fees work, and how your privacy is protected, visit our How It Works page.
When therapists join ASLTIP, they let us know the areas they have experience in, and these are the same terms you can find in our find a therapist search tool.
Visit the pages below to learn what each means and how speech and language therapists can help.
Our members have experience with a wide range of health conditions and life changes.
AAC includes different ways of communicating that adults use alongside or instead of speech.
A brain injury can happen after birth due to an accident, illness, infection or other cause.
Aphasia is a language difficulty that can happen after a stroke, brain injury, tumour or illness.
Apraxia of speech happens when the brain has difficulty planning and coordinating movements for speech.
Autism is a lifelong difference in how a person communicates, interacts and experiences the world.
DLD is a lifelong condition that affects how someone understands and uses spoken language.
Dysphagia means difficulty with eating, drinking or swallowing. This can affect health and wellbeing.
Dysarthria is a speech difficulty caused by changes in the brain affecting muscle control.
A learning disability affects how a person understands and processes information.
Mental health difficulties can affect communication, social interaction or swallowing.
Speech and language therapists support communication at every stage of life-limiting conditions.
These conditions cause gradual changes in movement, communication or memory.
Damage to the right side of the brain may affect attention, reasoning, memory, awareness or social interaction.
Stammering affects the flow of speech. It may begin in childhood or develop after illness or trauma.
Voice difficulties may result from illness, injury, surgery or vocal strain.
You can find therapists who offer home visits, online sessions or support in care settings.
ASLTIP’s membership has been growing rapidly since 1989. We are a support organisation run by our members. The executive board is always grateful for new members and new ideas.
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