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Online Speech Therapy for Adults

Practise at home for aphasia after stroke, slurred speech, voice and more — with instant speech feedback, in six languages. Use it on your own or connect your speech-language pathologist.

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Support for the conditions adults face

The platform covers the full range of adult speech, language and voice needs — the same tools clinicians use, in a form you can practise with every day.

Aphasia after stroke

Rebuild word-finding, naming, comprehension and sentence-building with graded exercises and a cueing hierarchy.

Dysarthria (slurred speech)

Loudness, breath support and articulation practice for stroke, Parkinson’s and other neurological conditions, with real audio analysis.

Voice therapy

Exercises for vocal strain and fatigue, plus gender-affirming voice work and maximum phonation time tracking.

Stammering & fluency

Adult-focused techniques — easy onset, light contact and acceptance-based approaches — to manage stuttering.

Apraxia of speech

Structured motor-speech practice to reconnect the plan for producing sounds and words.

Common questions

Does online speech therapy work for adults?+

Yes. Tele-practice and guided home practice are effective for many adult goals, including post-stroke aphasia, dysarthria and voice work. As with any therapy, frequent, correct repetition drives progress — and practising daily at home with instant feedback is exactly what online tools make possible. A licensed speech-language pathologist should lead diagnosis and set the plan for complex or medical cases.

Can I do speech therapy at home after a stroke?+

Yes, and repetition at home is one of the biggest factors in speech recovery after a stroke. Structured, graded exercises for aphasia and dysarthria can be practised daily between or alongside sessions with your speech-language pathologist, who should guide your overall rehabilitation.

Do I need a speech therapist to start?+

You can begin structured practice on your own, but for acquired or medical conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s or a voice disorder, we strongly recommend working with a licensed speech-language pathologist. The platform lets a clinician connect so their goals and homework sync into your account.

Guides for adults

Speech Therapy After a Stroke: Aphasia Exercises to Do at HomeExercises for Slurred Speech: Dysarthria Practice You Can Do at HomeVoice Therapy Exercises You Can Do at Home