Speech Therapy in Bandung

Is this for you?

• Speech & language delays
• Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)
• Voice disorders
• Articulation & pronunciation difficulties

How we treat it

• Assessment of speech, language, voice, and swallowing
• A personalized, step-by-step therapy program
• Home exercises that involve the family
• Collaboration with the physiotherapy & psychology team when needed

Other guides for this service

Speech & Language Delay

When "not saying much yet" is still within the normal range, and when it should be looked at. This page gives you the numbers rather than just "let's wait and see".

Articulation & Pronunciation Difficulties

A child who talks a lot but is hard for people outside the family to understand. This page covers which sounds arrive late naturally, and which need help.

Swallowing Difficulty (Dysphagia)

Repeated choking, coughing while eating, or food that feels stuck. This is not something to get used to — and it can often be made safer.

Voice Disorders

Hoarseness that will not settle, a voice that runs out when you talk for a long time, or a throat that always feels tired. This page also gives a clear time limit for getting it looked at.

See a doctor first if

• Speech or language skills that were there and have been lost — at any age
• A child who doesn't respond to their name or turn towards loud sounds — have hearing checked
• Hoarseness lasting more than 4 weeks with no clear cause, or a voice that has gone completely — see an ENT doctor
• Choking to the point of struggling to breathe, or food and drink coming out through the nose
• Swallowing difficulty that comes on suddenly, especially with a drooping face or slurred speech — these are signs of stroke: get medical help immediately

What a session looks like

The first session includes an assessment of communication, swallowing, or both, to design a suitable therapy plan. Families are involved throughout.

Learn about our approach: The DNS Method →