READY STEADY TALK
Speech and Language Therapy in Wiltshire, Dorset and Hampshire
WHAT WE DO
FREE TELEPHONE CONSULTATION
Not sure if you need a referral to us?
Want to discuss how we can help your child?
Have questions about specific therapies we offer?
Want to find out more about our training packages?
​
Give us a call today, and find out how we can help.
SCREENING ASSESSMENTS
Sometimes a phone call isn't enough, and you just want someone to advise whether or not an assessment is necessary.
Or maybe you are a school/nursery/toddler group who has a few children they feel may need an assessment.
​
A screening assessment is a 20 minute session where the Speech and Language Therapist can observe and/or play with the child, in order to advise whether or not they may benefit from a full assessment. If an Initial Assessment is recommended and you choose Ready Steady Talk the screening fee will be deducted from the Initial Assessment cost.
​
Screening assessments are not full assessments, no report is provided, and no formal assessment is carried out. It is an opportunity for the therapist to informally listen to, observe and/or interact with the child only.
​
Screening Assessments are at our Salisbury Clinic, or if you are a setting with 3+ children we can come to you.
Screening Assessment per child: £40
THERAPY
Therapy comes in many forms, and after assessment we can discuss what might work best for you and your child.
-
Regular 1:1 sessions with the Speech and Language Therapist at our Salisbury Clinic. The frequency of these will also depend on the child's need, but don't worry, we can make this decision together. Sessions are 30 minutes of therapy, with a further 15 minutes to discuss home/school practice.
It is sometimes possible for us to visit your child at school, please see our Clinic page or call us for more information.
£80 per session.
​
-
A home/school program for you to follow. This will be set out in the form of specific targets that your child is working towards, and a guide of how to get there.
£90 per program.
​
-
Therapy support. This is available for children who are following a home/school program, where parents or school staff feel they would benefit from a single demonstration session to make sure that they feel confident in completing the activities.
£80 per 1hr session.
ASSESSMENTS
Our Initial Assessment is usually an hour long session that is held at our Salisbury Clinic. After the session you will receive a written report.
Each child is different, and so is the assessment. Sometimes further assessment may be necessary in order to gain a complete picture of your child's needs. This will always be discussed with you.
Initial Assessment 1hr session with report: £200
​
Our further assessment sessions are there to look more in depth at specific aspects that become apparent during an Initial Assessment, this could be 1:1 or an observation at their childcare setting.
Further assessment sessions can also be used during/after therapy to track your child's progress. This can be particularly useful if you have been working on a home/school programme.
​
Further assessment is only available to children who have already had an initial assessment with Ready Steady Talk. Usually they do not require an additional report unless requested.
Rates vary according to individual need.
​
Further reports can be provided at additional cost. This varies according to individual need and complexity.
Clinical and Management Supervision
We are now offering both clinical and management supervision for Speech and Language Therapists, Assistants, Students and Education Staff both at our clinic in Salisbury and online.
Since its inception in early 2022 Ready Steady Talk has gone on to become the largest independent provider of Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy services in Salisbury.
If you think we can be of any support get in touch to find out more about our rates and availability.
Duration: 8 weeks
Start Date: COMING SOON
Location: Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK
Price: £120
Find out more about Elklan:
Let's talk with your baby
​
This is a Speech and Language Programme to develop early communication skills which will provide a good start towards learning to talk.
You will have the opportunity to meet other parents and babies, as well as being able to ask the Specialist Speech and Language Therapist any questions about early communication. Small group sizes enable 1:1 support when necessary.
The groups focus on:
1. Making eye contact
2. Watching and talking together
3. Exploring textures
4. Singing and enjoying music
5. Water play
6. Taking turns
7. Exploring and moving
8. Relaxing together