Communication, language, voice, fluency, oral motor, articulation, swallowing difficulties, and social skills can affect both children and adults, often making everyday interactions more challenging. When these skills are impacted, they can influence not only daily functioning, but also confidence and overall quality of life.
At GLOBALLMED, our Speech Therapy services, available in both English and Chinese, use a structured and personalized approach to strengthen communication skills and support recovery over time. We combine consistent guidance with tailored care to help individuals build confidence and achieve clearer, more effective speech and communication.
Speech Therapy supports individuals facing challenges such as:
- Speech delays or speech difficulties
- Language disorders
- Communication (verbal and nonverbal)
- Articulation challenges
- Voice and fluency difficulties
- Oral motor difficulties
- Swallowing problems
- Social skills
With a focus on progress and confidence, support includes:
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Speech and language screeners
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Speech and language assessments
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Speech therapy sessions
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Rehabilitation programs and follow-up exercises
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Ongoing communication and feedback support
Our Experts
Betty Kuan
Speech Therapy (Chinese)
Zelia Almeida
Speech Therapy (English)
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Betty Kuan
Doctor in Speech Therapy (Chinese)
Academic Formation
- Master of Speech Language Pathology - University of Sydney
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should speech therapy start?
Speech therapy begins as early as possible once any concerns or delays are identified by a parent, teacher, or other person in the patient's daily routine. It is very important that the support starts as an early intervention so it can significantly improve outcomes.
Can adults benefit from speech therapy?
Yes. Speech therapy can be effective at any age - from infancy to older adults. Adults often seek treatment for issues such as voice concerns, swallowing difficulties, speech or articulation problems, language/communication challenges, and oral-motor difficulties.
How long does speech therapy take?
The length of treatment varies depending on the specific concern, how severe it is, the person’s progress, and how consistently they complete the recommended exercises at home.
What causes speech delays in children?
Speech delays can happen for many reasons, including individual developmental differences, learning in bilingual environments, hearing difficulties, or underlying medical conditions.
Is progress usually noticeable?
With regular therapy sessions and consistent practice of exercises and strategies at home, many people show meaningful improvements over time.
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