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Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh

Speech and Language Therapist in London

Member since 02/07/2003

Actively taking new clients London W1G
23 Years with ASLTIP
14 Areas of experience
2 Age groups
1 Practice location

Dr Sylvia Taylor-Goh is a highly experienced speech and language therapist who specialises in providing therapeutic intervention and expert witness opinions for young people and adults with communication and swallowing difficulties after an acquired brain injury. She is a sensory integration advanced practitioner and has a particular interest in the impact of vestibular and interoceptive difficulties upon communication. In her Research Director role, she works closely with their partner university, Sheffield Hallam University. Her own research focus is the development of clinical reasoning and decision-making skills in pre and post registration clinicians and development of an acquired brain injury sensory processing assessment tool.

Who does Sylvia work with?

Adult Secondary school and adolescent

What can Sylvia help with?

  • AAC (augmentative and alternative communication)
  • Acquired brain injury (including stroke)
  • Adult motor speech disorders
  • Cognitive -communication difficulties
  • Communication skills at work
  • Dysphagia
  • Eating and drinking; feeding
  • Head injury
  • Medico-legal (including reports for legal proceedings)
  • Mentoring
  • Motor speech disorders
  • Sensory integration difficulties
  • Supervision
  • Swallowing

Where and how?

In person around London (W1G)

What happens next?

  1. 1 Send your enquiry It goes straight to Sylvia's practice inbox.
  2. 2 Talk through what you need Ask questions and find out how the therapist may be able to help.
  3. 3 Begin support Agree the next step and move forward when you are ready.
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Contact details
Practice locationLondon W1G
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