John has over twenty years’ experience treating adults or children who have communication problems or voice disorders.
He worked initially within Bristol NHS hospitals and clinics, but now works independently and would usually come to see people in their own homes. He specialises in seeing adults with neurological disorders such as Stroke, or who have a stammer or problems with their voice. He regularly treats children and adolescents who have autism and also works a lot with younger children who have a language delay.
Who does John work with?
AdultPreschoolPrimary SchoolSecondary school and adolescent
What can John help with?
Acquired brain injury (including stroke)
Adult language (incl aphasia)
Adult motor speech disorders
Aged care
Articulation and phonology
Attention related difficulties (ADD, ADHD)
Autism spectrum
Behavioural difficulties
Cognitive -communication difficulties
Communication skills at work
Consultancy to services
Corporate communication (presentation skills)
Dementia
Developmental Language Disorder
Down's syndrome
Dyspraxia/Childhood Apraxia of speech
Early childhood language development
Head injury
Language disorder
Learning disability
Mental health
Motor speech disorders
Progressive neurological disorder
Selective mutism
Sensory integration difficulties
Social and emotional difficulties
Stammering
Stroke
Training
Training for educational settings/schools/SEN staff
Transgender
Voice
Where and how?
In person around BS30
What happens next?
1Send your enquiryIt goes straight to John's practice inbox.
2Talk through what you needAsk questions and find out how the therapist may be able to help.
3Begin supportAgree the next step and move forward when you are ready.
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