Best Online Speech Therapy for Kids

Effective Communication is every child's right!

As a parent, are you concerned if your child’s speech is age-appropriate? Are you considering professional help to evaluate and address your child’s speech, articulation and language concerns?

Join us at Wellness Hub on a journey of enhanced communication, from the comfort of your home. Let our dedicated therapists aided by technology empower you and help kids reach their full potential.

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How it Works

Getting started with Online Speech Therapy at Wellness Hub is as simple as it gets



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1-on-1 Therapies

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  • Take a quiz to understand your child’s communication progress and learn if you would benefit from talking to an expert.

  • Book a free consultation with one of our Speech Therapists. The therapist will work with you to understand the child’s needs and suggest the way forward.

  • Get an assessment done if required. A comprehensive assessment helps understand the child’s communication strengths and challenges and serves as a basis for developing a personalized therapy plan.

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1-on-1 Therapies

  • The apt therapist/s shall be chosen considering the child's requirement. A weekly therapy plan that fits the child's schedule is planned and shared with the parent.

  • You may attend the therapy sessions as scheduled. It is a 1-on-1 session for 45 minutes.

  • The therapist makes the learning engaging for the child using activities, videos and games.

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Track your Progress

  • You have a simple to use holistic dashboard at your disposal.

  • The goals, updates and session notes shall help you track your child's progress.

  • Speech Therapy at Wellness Hub isn’t restricted to the 45 minutes session. Our goal is to empower the parent to make use of the therapist’s guidance and exercises, lessons and therapy activities from our apps to make therapy an ongoing fun activity of their daily lives.

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Get Started

Get Started

  • Take a quiz to understand your child’s communication progress and learn if you would benefit from talking to an expert.

  • Book a free consultation with one of our Speech Therapists. The therapist will work with you to understand the child’s needs and suggest the way forward.

  • Get an assessment done if required. A comprehensive assessment helps understand the child’s communication strengths and challenges and serves as a basis for developing a personalized therapy plan.

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1-on-1 Therapies

1-on-1 Therapies

  • The apt therapist/s shall be chosen considering the child's requirement. A weekly therapy plan that fits the child's schedule is planned and shared with the parent.

  • You may attend the therapy sessions as scheduled. It is a 1-on-1 session for 45 minutes.

  • The therapist makes the learning engaging for the child using activities, videos and games.

1-on-1 Therapies - Wellness Hub

Track your Progress

Track your Progress

  • You have a simple to use holistic dashboard at your disposal.

  • The goals, updates and session notes shall help you track your child's progress.

  • Speech Therapy at Wellness Hub isn’t restricted to the 45 minutes session. Our goal is to empower the parent to make use of the therapist’s guidance and exercises, lessons and therapy activities from our apps to make therapy an ongoing fun activity of their daily lives.

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Online Speech Therapy Services

Curated and Delivered by the best Speech Therapists

Online Speech Therapy Session booking

Online Speech Therapy

45-minute Sessions, Each @ ₹ 750

Speech therapy is a training program for communication problems and speech disorders. Speech-language pathologists, or SLPs, work with people who have problems with speech.

Speech Assessment at WellnessHub

Speech Assessment

As low as ₹1500

The assessment process involves assessing language comprehension and expression, the extent and nature of language delay and disorders which helps in Diagnosing and planning intervention.

Free Speech Consultation - Wellness Hub

Free Speech Consultation

Absolutely free

Free Speech Consultation is an introductory kind of consultation for speech and language-related issues. The initial consultation includes screening the individual’s strengths and weaknesses, interviewing the caretaker, observing, and interacting with the client.

Milestones in Speech and Language Development


During this foundational period, infants engage in essential early communication behaviors. While their communication is limited to basic vocalizations and expressions, these interactions are crucial for forming the basis of language skills.

  • Smiles when spoken to
  • Recognizes voices
  • Localizes sound by turning head
  • Listens to speech
  • Repeats the same sounds
  • Frequently coos, gurgles, and makes pleasure sounds
  • Uses a different cry to express different needs
  • Uses the phonemes /b/, /p/, and /m/ in babbling

As toddlers enter this stage, their language development moves from simple responses to more deliberate communication. These months mark the transition from mere vocalization to more meaningful attempts at communication, but their speech might still be challenging to understand.

  • Follows simple commands
  • Receptively identifies 1 to 3 body parts
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 3 to 20 or more words (mostly nouns)
  • Uses adult-like intonation patterns
  • Uses echolalia and jargon
  • Omits some initial consonants and almost all final consonants
  • Makes requests for more desired items.
  • Produces mostly unintelligible speech

Toddlers continue to refine their language skills, moving towards a more recognizable form of communication. They become more adept at answering questions and engaging in basic conversations, even though their speech might still be somewhat unintelligible to those unfamiliar with their speech patterns.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 300 or more words
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 50 to 100 or more words
  • Uses words more frequently than jargon
  • accurately names a few familiar objects.
  • Starts to combine nouns and verbs
  • Begins to use pronouns
  • Answers, "What's that" questions
  • Is approximately 25-50% intelligible to strangers

During this period, toddlers experience a substantial leap in their language abilities. Their speech gains complexity as they incorporate various grammatical elements and verb tenses, leading to clearer communication. Although some aspects of pronunciation might still be developing, their speech becomes notably more intelligible.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 500 - 900 or more words
  • Points to pictures in a book when named
  • Follows two step commands and answers simple questions
  • Enjoys listening to short stories, songs, and rhymes
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 50-250 or more words
  • Asks one to two word question
  • Requests items by name
  • Uses 3 or 4 word phrases
  • Verbalizes toilet needs
  • Uses some prepositions, articles, present progressive verbs, regular plurals, contractions, and irregular past tense forms, regular past tense verbs, possessive morphemes, pronouns and auxiliary ‘is’
  • Uses approximately all the speech sounds and speech is 50-75% intelligible

At this stage, children's language skills become increasingly sophisticated. Their sentence structures become more complex, and they can answer questions that require deeper understanding. These years lay the foundation for more advanced language skills as they approach school age.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 1,200 to 2000 or more
  • Identifies objects by name and understands object functions
  • Asks and answers simple questions
  • Follows 2 and 3 part commands
  • Is conscious of past and future
  • Has 800 to 1500 or more expressive vocabulary
  • Uses language to express emotions
  • Uses 4 to 5 word sentences, uses nouns and verbs most frequently
  • Approximately uses is, are, and am in sentences
  • Uses some contractions, irregular plurals, future tense verbs, and conjunctions consistently uses regular plurals, possessives, and simple past tense verbs engages in long conversation
  • Masters 50% of consonants and blends speech is 80% intelligible

At this stage, children's language skills become increasingly sophisticated. Their sentence structures become more complex, and they can answer questions that require deeper understanding. These years lay the foundation for more advanced language skills as they approach school age.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 2800 or more words
  • Continues understanding of special concepts
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 900 to 2000 or more words
  • Uses grammatically correct sentences 4 to 8 words
  • Answers complex 2 part questions
  • Answers questions about function
  • Talks about experiences at school, at friend's house, etc...
  • Pays attention to a story and answers simple questions about it
  • Uses some irregular plurals, possessive pronouns, future tense, reflexive pronouns, and comparative morphemes in sentences
  • Produces consonants with 90% accuracy and speech is usually intelligible to strangers

As children approach school age, their language development prepares them for more structured communication. Their ability to interact with both peers and adults in a meaningful way paves the way for more academic and social communication.

  • Follows instructions given to a group
  • Follows 3-part commands
  • Asks how questions
  • Answers verbally to hi and how are you?
  • Uses conjunctions , past tense and future tense appropriately
  • Has a receptive vocabulary of approximately 13,000 words
  • Names days of the week, opposites, 6 basic colors and 3 basic shapes
  • Counts to 30 by rote, Sings entire songs and recites nursery rhymes
  • Uses sentences with details and appropriate grammar in most cases
  • Accurately relays a story
  • Communicates easily with adults and other children

In the final stretch before entering primary school, children's language skills continue to mature. They also develop a deeper understanding of time and can express themselves using more advanced sentence structures. These skills are crucial as they transition to formal education settings.

  • Names some letters, numbers, and currencies
  • Sequences numbers
  • Understands left and right
  • Uses increasingly more complex descriptions
  • Engages in conversations
  • Has a receptive vocabulary of approximately 20,000 words
  • Uses a sentence length of approximately 6 words
  • Understands most concepts of time
  • Recites the alphabet and counts to 100 by rote
  • Uses most morphologic markers appropriately
  • Uses passive voice appropriately.

In this phase, infants demonstrate significant advancements in their ability to understand and respond to language. The first steps towards intentional communication take shape as they employ gestures, imitate speech, and gradually build a basic vocabulary.

  • Understands simple commands
  • Understands and responds to own name
  • Recognizes words for common items (e.g., cup, shoe, juice)
  • Listens when spoken to and imitates speech sounds
  • Begins to change babbling to jargon
  • Uses speech sounds rather than only crying to get attention
  • Uses nouns almost exclusively
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 1 to 3 words

0 - 6 Months

7 - 12 Months

13 - 18 Months

19 - 24 months

2 - 3 Years

3 - 4 Years

4 - 5 years

5 - 6 Years

6 - 7 Years

During this foundational period, infants engage in essential early communication behaviors. While their communication is limited to basic vocalizations and expressions, these interactions are crucial for forming the basis of language skills.

  • Smiles when spoken to
  • Recognizes voices
  • Localizes sound by turning head
  • Listens to speech
  • Repeats the same sounds
  • Frequently coos, gurgles, and makes pleasure sounds
  • Uses a different cry to express different needs
  • Uses the phonemes /b/, /p/, and /m/ in babbling

In this phase, infants demonstrate significant advancements in their ability to understand and respond to language. The first steps towards intentional communication take shape as they employ gestures, imitate speech, and gradually build a basic vocabulary.

  • Understands simple commands
  • Understands and responds to own name
  • Recognizes words for common items (e.g., cup, shoe, juice)
  • Listens when spoken to and imitates speech sounds
  • Begins to change babbling to jargon
  • Uses speech sounds rather than only crying to get attention
  • Uses nouns almost exclusively
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 1 to 3 words

As toddlers enter this stage, their language development moves from simple responses to more deliberate communication. These months mark the transition from mere vocalization to more meaningful attempts at communication, but their speech might still be challenging to understand.

  • Follows simple commands
  • Receptively identifies 1 to 3 body parts
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 3 to 20 or more words (mostly nouns)
  • Uses adult-like intonation patterns
  • Uses echolalia and jargon
  • Omits some initial consonants and almost all final consonants
  • Makes requests for more desired items.
  • Produces mostly unintelligible speech

Toddlers continue to refine their language skills, moving towards a more recognizable form of communication. They become more adept at answering questions and engaging in basic conversations, even though their speech might still be somewhat unintelligible to those unfamiliar with their speech patterns.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 300 or more words
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 50 to 100 or more words
  • Uses words more frequently than jargon
  • accurately names a few familiar objects.
  • Starts to combine nouns and verbs
  • Begins to use pronouns
  • Answers, "What's that" questions
  • Is approximately 25-50% intelligible to strangers

During this period, toddlers experience a substantial leap in their language abilities. Their speech gains complexity as they incorporate various grammatical elements and verb tenses, leading to clearer communication. Although some aspects of pronunciation might still be developing, their speech becomes notably more intelligible.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 500 - 900 or more words
  • Points to pictures in a book when named
  • Follows two step commands and answers simple questions
  • Enjoys listening to short stories, songs, and rhymes
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 50-250 or more words
  • Asks one to two word question
  • Requests items by name
  • Uses 3 or 4 word phrases
  • Verbalizes toilet needs
  • Uses some prepositions, articles, present progressive verbs, regular plurals, contractions, and irregular past tense forms, regular past tense verbs, possessive morphemes, pronouns and auxiliary ‘is’
  • Uses approximately all the speech sounds and speech is 50-75% intelligible

At this stage, children's language skills become increasingly sophisticated. Their sentence structures become more complex, and they can answer questions that require deeper understanding. These years lay the foundation for more advanced language skills as they approach school age.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 1,200 to 2000 or more
  • Identifies objects by name and understands object functions
  • Asks and answers simple questions
  • Follows 2 and 3 part commands
  • Is conscious of past and future
  • Has 800 to 1500 or more expressive vocabulary
  • Uses language to express emotions
  • Uses 4 to 5 word sentences, uses nouns and verbs most frequently
  • Approximately uses is, are, and am in sentences
  • Uses some contractions, irregular plurals, future tense verbs, and conjunctions consistently uses regular plurals, possessives, and simple past tense verbs engages in long conversation
  • Masters 50% of consonants and blends speech is 80% intelligible

At this stage, children's language skills become increasingly sophisticated. Their sentence structures become more complex, and they can answer questions that require deeper understanding. These years lay the foundation for more advanced language skills as they approach school age.

  • Has a receptive vocabulary of 2800 or more words
  • Continues understanding of special concepts
  • Has an expressive vocabulary of 900 to 2000 or more words
  • Uses grammatically correct sentences 4 to 8 words
  • Answers complex 2 part questions
  • Answers questions about function
  • Talks about experiences at school, at friend's house, etc...
  • Pays attention to a story and answers simple questions about it
  • Uses some irregular plurals, possessive pronouns, future tense, reflexive pronouns, and comparative morphemes in sentences
  • Produces consonants with 90% accuracy and speech is usually intelligible to strangers

As children approach school age, their language development prepares them for more structured communication. Their ability to interact with both peers and adults in a meaningful way paves the way for more academic and social communication.

  • Follows instructions given to a group
  • Follows 3-part commands
  • Asks how questions
  • Answers verbally to hi and how are you?
  • Uses conjunctions , past tense and future tense appropriately
  • Has a receptive vocabulary of approximately 13,000 words
  • Names days of the week, opposites, 6 basic colors and 3 basic shapes
  • Counts to 30 by rote, Sings entire songs and recites nursery rhymes
  • Uses sentences with details and appropriate grammar in most cases
  • Accurately relays a story
  • Communicates easily with adults and other children

In the final stretch before entering primary school, children's language skills continue to mature. They also develop a deeper understanding of time and can express themselves using more advanced sentence structures. These skills are crucial as they transition to formal education settings.

  • Names some letters, numbers, and currencies
  • Sequences numbers
  • Understands left and right
  • Uses increasingly more complex descriptions
  • Engages in conversations
  • Has a receptive vocabulary of approximately 20,000 words
  • Uses a sentence length of approximately 6 words
  • Understands most concepts of time
  • Recites the alphabet and counts to 100 by rote
  • Uses most morphologic markers appropriately
  • Uses passive voice appropriately.

Wellness Hub’s Approach to Speech Therapy


Driven by the apt Speech Therapist

Driven by the apt Speech Therapist

We believe there's no one size that fits all. As every child’s needs are different, we schedule them with a therapist who fits the child’s needs.

Every Speech Therapist at Wellness Hub has the requisite educational qualification, experience and is passionate about bringing a change in the child’s life.

Enabled by Technology

There is more to online therapy at Wellness Hub than the expertise of the speech therapist and a video conferencing tool. We use our personalized Whiteboard BASICSBoard, designed to make the therapy session engaging for the child.

Our therapies are aided by the numerous exercises and lessons for the child and therapy activities for the parent, through our apps Speech BASICS and Autism BASICS that are integrated on the BASICSBoard. The content from the apps and other paraphernalia shall be used by the therapists as required during the sessions.

Enabled by Technology
Backed by Research

Backed by Research

We at Wellness Hub understand the importance of evidence-based practices in speech therapy for children. We take pride in offering therapies and interventions that are grounded in extensive research and have shown proven results in enhancing communication skills among kids.

Our experienced speech therapists begin with a thorough assessment to identify specific speech and language challenges. Based on the assessment, we create personalized treatment plans designed to address your child's unique needs and goals.

Tracked using a simple-to-use Dashboard

A little progress every day add up to big results. Any progress to be evaluated has to be measured. Therapists at Wellness Hub assign goals to the child, time-bound goals that are practical, specific and measurable.

The parent through her dashboard shall be able to access the child’s goals, updates, progress, therapy schedule and at-home activities all using our holistic BASICS Dashboard.

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Speech Therapy for kids of all age-groups

Speech Therapy for kids of all age-groups

Speech therapies at Wellness Hub are offered for kids of different age groups.

If the child is less than 3 years of age, the therapy focuses largely on empowering the parent.

If the child is between 3 to 5 years of age, therapy involves the intervention of both parent and therapist.

For a child above 5 years of age, a therapist can alone guide the child, though the parent supervision is always recommended.

Choose from India’s Best Speech Therapists for your Child

At Wellness Hub, you are pairing your child with a dedicated team of highly qualified and experienced speech and language pathologists who are passionate about helping children unlock their full communication potential.

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Proven Experience

Our Speech Therapists have helped countless children make significant progress in their speech and language development.

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Specialized Expertise

Each therapist brings a unique specialization to our team, ensuring that we can address a wide range of speech and language challenges.

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Compassionate Care

We understand the unique needs of children and approach therapy with empathy and patience.

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Customized Support

Our therapists create customized therapy plans for each child tailored to their strengths and challenges.

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Multi-disciplinary team

Our Speech Therapists work with behavioral and occupational therapists and special educators to provide the highest quality care and support.

Speech and Language Disorders we work with

Our therapists are here to help you with the following speech and language needs

Communication Disorders Wellness Hub works with

Speech Delay

Speech is the basis of communication; speech refers to the physical production of sounds and words...

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Understanding Speech Therapy

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What is Speech Therapy?

Speech therapy is a training program for communication problems and speech disorders. Speech therapies are offered by Speech therapists or Speech-language therapists/pathologists.

Speech-language pathologists, or SLPs, work with people who have problems with speech (that includes fluency, articulation, and voice), language (includes understanding language, expressing and social communication), thinking, and swallowing. Speech therapists work to prevent, assess, and diagnose many issues such as speech, language, social communication, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders in both children and adults. The therapist gives strategies to deal with obstacles more effectively, to both client and the parent/caretaker.

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What are Speech disorders

What are Speech and language disorders and why are they caused?

Speech and language is necessary for kids to express themselves and also to understand the world around them. Helping a child to speak, express, and understand what others say is important for them to be a good communicator.

Speech is the basis of communication ,speech refers to the physical production of sounds using vocal organs to form words and sentences. Hence it is the most fundamental need. We require language to communicate our thoughts, wants, and needs to others and Speech is essential for verbal communication and is a distinguishing feature of humans.

Speech and language disorders occur due to some issues like neurological conditions, biological conditions, social conditions, or maybe emotional and environmental factors, leads to communication challenges while growing up.

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Why do you need Online Speech Therapy

Why do you need Online Speech Therapy?

Speech and language therapy can address the problems with speaking, language, and swallowing that is offered by speech therapists or speech-language pathologists. Online speech therapy can offer treatment for various types of speech and language disorders, such as developmental language disorders, acquired language disorders, articulation disorders, stuttering/stammering, aphasia, dysarthria etc. Online speech therapies are widely used because they are convenient and include more parental involvement.

Parents or caretakers can actually be a part of the session, see what’s going on, and can take tips from the therapists on how to improve their child. Online speech therapies with video interfacing and interactive whiteboard help your child to get more out of it. People from rural areas who have little or no access to speech therapists nearby can book online sessions with the best speech therapists in India through online speech therapy platforms. Online speech therapy can also help clients who have mobility issues. Speech therapies can be offered to both children and adults.

The amount of time taken and the impact on the outcome of speech therapy can depend on

  • Person’s age and disorder type
  • Frequency and duration of the therapy
  • Severity of the speech disorder
  • Underlying medical condition
  • Treatment of an underlying medical condition
  • When was the intervention started

Best Speech Therapy Services in Hyderabad

Speech Therapy at Wellness Hub is Convenient, Affordable and Reliable


Lakshmi Ravindra - Wellness Hub

Lakshmi Ravindra

Director - Special Education

Rajini - Wellness Hub

Rajini

Master's from All India Institute of Speech and Hearing

Shravanaveena Gajula - Wellness Hub

Shravanaveena Gajula

Master of speech and language pathology

Rajini Yadav - Wellness Hub

Rajini Yadav

Bachelors in Audiology and Speech language pathology

Anuradha . K. - Wellness Hub

Anuradha . K.

Bachelor's in Audiology & Speech language pathology.

Pooja Mundada - Wellness Hub

Pooja Mundada

Masters in speech language pathology and audiology

Are you looking for in-person speech therapy in Hyderabad? Our qualified team of Speech therapists at Wellness Hub is here to assist you in this endeavour.

In addition to Speech, Language, and Communication concerns, our multi-disciplinary team of Speech, Behavioral, and Occupational Therapists and Special Educators have the expertise and experience to work with all Autism Spectrum Disorders, Down syndrome, and most special needs children.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If your child is not speaking age-appropriately, having difficulty expressing through language, learning to understand the language, or producing speech sounds correctly, then speech therapy can significantly help.
Some children have associated clinical conditions like Autism, ADHD, Articulation, Apraxia, learning disabilities, mental challenges, stammering, cleft lip and palate issues, and voice-related problems like reduced loudness, hoarseness, and breathy voice. Speech therapy can help them if they face any speech-related issues.
But others show no such conditions and still have language delay, language learning disorder, or specific language impairment. Speech therapy can be helpful for them too.
Speech and language therapy helps if the intervention is made as early as possible. As and when you discover a speech delay or any speech or language related issue, it is better to consult a speech therapist to find out what can be done. If so, the SLP can do an assessment and provide a therapy plan according to the needs of the child.
The number of speech therapy sessions a person might need depends on the ty pe of communication problem and the severity of the disorder the child has. It also depends on the practice of speech skills. To understand what can be done, please book a free speech consultation.
You can contact us through WhatsApp or book a free consultation online, or just walk in and fill out a form. You will be offered a free speech consultation, where the case details are taken and the necessary steps are advised by our experts.
Most children are engaged in using online therapies. Our speech therapists have experience in using many effective ways to grab the child’s attention in an online therapy session. Also, as the parent or caregiver is involved in the sessions, it is not as challenging as you would assume.
Even though some children might not cooperate for an entire period during the initial 2 or 3 sessions, they are soon involved in the therapy sessions with an engaging and playful learning method. Online speech therapy is of great help to people who have no speech therapy centres nearby.
The Speech therapist executes a prepared therapy plan by keeping the child's needs in mind.
The therapist uses speech and language techniques or programs to teach speech sounds or specific language targets like words or sentences and uses specific stimuli like pictures and videos from the speech basics App designed by wellness hub for learning language. The involvement of parents/caregivers can make this better. After the session, the parent will get access to use the same to continue the practice. This way, the therapy goes on even after the session.
The therapist also trains the parent to conduct language stimulation sessions and shares some tips and techniques to implement at home.
Many studies have shown that online speech therapy can be as effective as an offline face-to-face speech therapy. Especially, when there is no access to an offline session, online therapy could be nothing less than a boon. Online speech therapy also has the advantage of you participating in the session along with your child, unlike traditional speech therapy. With this, you are empowered with the tips and techniques that you continue to implement even after the session. This makes the outcome even better.
Speech assessment is done before making a therapy plan for the child. It helps the therapist to get a clear picture on the areas that need to be worked on. Speech assessment enables us to have a perfect therapy plan and therapy goals.
All our therapists are licensed under RCI (Rehabilitation Council of India) guidelines and are eligible to conduct speech assessments. In case, you already have a report of an assessment conducted in the past 6 months that would be sufficient. However, it is always at the discretion of our expert therapists to decide on this.
The speech assessment session takes place after the initial consultation. This initial general consultation is not a replacement for assessment.
A general consultation or initial consultation is a session that covers detailed case history taking. Here all the details are discussed, and no particular focus is made on a specific area.
But the speech assessment involves crucial clinical observations about the speech and language skills of the child and the speech development milestones. Speech assessment becomes the baseline in structuring a therapy plan for the child.
It is important to check the qualification and experience of the therapist to get an idea if they are the right suit. Well, you have an option to view all the therapists on our speech therapy page, each with a separate card to click on. It redirects you to the therapist’s page wherein you get all the necessary details of that therapist. You may comfortably make your choice.
Your therapist will formulate short-term goals, long-term goals and a therapy plan custom tailored to your child’s needs, before starting therapy sessions. These goals are your target measure to check the improvement. Periodic review sessions enable you to interact with the therapist regarding the progress and to discuss what can be done.
At Wellness Hub, therapy doesn’t end after the session. Our interactive and engaging Apps help you design activities and exercises for your child, with a time slot. This enables the child to engage more without addiction. Our elaborated content and 10,000 plus exercises and numerous categories empower you to help your child better.
Along with technological support, our therapists can extend their guidance during the therapy sessions with tips for you to work at home with your child. All these together, can show a significant improvement in your child within an expected time.
If you are thinking about how to get started, please contact us immediately for further assistance.

Best Online Speech Therapy: Wellness Hub

Select from India’s top Speech and Language Therapists and book a free consultation, speech assessment or therapy session as apt at your convenient time.

Be it Speech Delay, Autism, Articulation Disorders, Apraxia, Aphasia, Dysarthria, Swallowing Difficulties, Voice Related Issues or Learning Disabilities, the best of Speech Therapists are here to work along with you.

We serve clients needing speech therapy from Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Bangalore, Delhi, Kolkata, Lucknow and other parts of India and Indians all over the World.

Online Speech Therapy at Wellness Hub is driven by expert Therapists, enabled by Technology and backed by Research

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