Speech and language therapists work with communication, speech, language, and eating and swallowing difficulties in children and adults. Speech and language therapists must be registered with CORU. The register opened on 31 October 2014 and the title has been protected since 31 October 2016.
FairCare lists 16 speech and language therapists across Ireland, including 7 with opening hours. Every detail shown is taken from a named source and dated; nothing is estimated.
A private speech and language therapy practice on Lower Salthill Road in Galway, run by one therapist, Geraldine Hogan. She sees children with speech, language and phonological difficulties, autism, Down syndrome and late talking, and adults after stroke or with neurological conditions, including swallowing disorders. Sessions are face to face or online, and appointments and evaluations are requested by phone or through the contact form. The site gives no opening hours or fees.