Testimonials

''Dear Frances, Thank you so much
 for your assessment of my sister's case and the superb follow-up report.  I have believed for a long time that my sister could still read, even though she has lost the powers of speech and movement, but I have not been taken seriously as I am not medically trained. Your conclusion that she could not only read but also be given and make choices has already made a profound difference in my ability to communicate with her.  It also gave me the confidence to push further in getting the powers that be to take note and make changes to how she is handled and, thereby, improve her quality of life.  All the medical and care staff who have seen your report have found it of great interest and I shall recommend you at every opportunity;
I am so grateful.''  Mrs E  (Dementia)

''Frances, many thanks for all the help and support you have given my father over the past year.  Your carefully planned speech and language therapy sessions have been invaluable in helping my elderly father, who suffers from dysphasia as a result of a stroke, to recover his speech and to develop useful strategies for communicating with others.  As a result, his confidence has improved enormously and he feels much more able to cope both in conversation with friends and family but also when out in the community on his own.  I would have no hesitation in recommending your services to others.''  TL (stroke: aphasia)

'' Dear Frances, I just wanted to say thank you so much for working with T this past year, I think it has helped T maintain his speech as long as possible, and all the sessions were very enjoyable. I have now got some help for T from a care agency, they seem to be very good, and will be doing some speech exercises as per your suggestions below. Once again, thank you so much, it was a real pleasure working with you. Best regards S and T''  (Dementia - Tele health)

 "My Mum is making steady progress all the time and continuing with all your recommendations. Thank you so much for working with her and all your great ideas". EH (Stroke: Aphasia & dyspraxia)