Speech & language therapy in central England

Speech & language therapy in central England

Specialist support for children, young people and adults with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome, especially in women and girls, Pathological Demand Avoidance, language delay and disorder, and mental health difficulties.

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Communication

We’ll help everyone to communicate better whether it’s with family, friends or in class.

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Confidence

Confidence is central to effective communication. We encourage our clients to learn more about who they are and the unique contribution they can make.

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Co-operation

We work collaboratively with everyone in the young person’s environment to create a great support network and the best possible environment to facilitate better communication.

Services

Assessment

A full assessment of language and communication includes:

  • 1:1 assessment
  • Meeting with parents/carers
  • Meeting with teachers
  • Classroom observation

Following assessment we will provide a detailed report with a full communication profile and advice for home and school

Therapy

Sessions usually take place 1:1 in school, or at home, to suit your individual circumstances. Some of the areas we can help with include:

Social communication-

  • Building confidence/self-esteem
  • Friendship skills
  • Conversation skills
  • using and reading body language
  • Social skills for the classroom
  • Problem-solving
  • Understanding and resolving difficult and unusual behaviours
  • Supporting Home-schooling and re-integration to school

 

Speaking and listening-

  • Building vocabulary
  • Following instructions
  • Forming more complex sentences
  • Understanding exam questions
  • Summarising/organising/mind-mapping

Sue Moon

About Sue Moon 

I qualified from Birmingham City University with a first-class Honours degree in Speech and Language Therapy in 2012. I work with children, teenagers and adults, supporting them with a range of communication needs including, Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, Pathological Demand Avoidance, Language delay/disorder and a range of mental health difficulties. I also work with schools and parents, helping them to create the most supportive environment possible for the young person.

I specialise in working with women and girls with Autism and am skilled in identifying and addressing the more subtle signs of Autism that girls often present with. I have a wealth of experience in supporting families and schools and often act as a link between the two. I regularly attend conferences, related to Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome, to keep my knowledge and skills up to date. I am on the steering group of the SWAP Network, an innovative group of professionals working with women and girls with Autism.

I am a practising member of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists, registered with the Health & Care Professions Council and am DBS (CRB) checked.

Testimonials

Sue is very approachable and considerate

Sue’s report was comprehensive, clear and enlightening. We believe this insight will help us to make better decisions about our daughters’ future. Sue is very approachable and considerate; we would recommend her to any parent, guardian or educational organisation that needs thoughtful, insightful and professional assistance with their child.

Simon, parent

Sue is passionate about understanding children

Starting to see social and educational difficulties in your child is a stressful and worrying time for any parent. However, once Sue had spent time with us she was able to get across the key information required and lay out the options we had. Sue is obviously passionate about understanding children like our daughter and that is reassuring as a parent learning about a new world.

Paul, parent

Sue understood me straight away

Sue understood me straight away and I felt very comfortable talking to her.

Female client, 15 years old

I have no hesitation in recommending Sue to parents and schools looking for guidance and ongoing support.

Sue builds strong, professional working relationships with the pupils and provides excellent and insightful advice for staff.  Sue is extremely reliable and her knowledge and experience are clear.

Rebecca, Head of Learning Support

Sue has helped my daughter recognise her issues

Sue has helped my daughter recognise her issues and given her effective strategies to deal with them. This has given her more self-confidence as she has been able to access learning in lessons.

Helen, Parent

My daughter would not be where she is today without Sue!

I cannot thank Sue enough for her knowledge, commitment and dedication and for the tireless work she has done to advocate a better understanding of Asperger’s in girls.

Ada, parent

What I really like about Sue’s approach is that she really took time to get to know our daughter.

She is working in a very professional way with the staff at school, supporting them to better support her. But mostly, I would recommend Sue because on "Sue days" at school, my daughter tends to come home with a smile on her face.

Susan, parent

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Fees

Assessment and report available on request
60 minutes 1:1 therapy available on request
45 minutes 1:1 therapy available on request
30 minutes 1:1 therapy available on request

Full terms and conditions available on request

Contact

Sue Moon MRCSLT Reg HCPC

To discuss your individual needs and find out if we can help you please contact us for a free consultation

  fa-phone  07787 177546

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  fa-map-marker  Mullinahogie, Well Lane, Alkerton, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX15 6NL

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RCSLT registration: RC0031570   HCPC registration: SL30631