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Speech Therapist in Chennai for Children and Adults
If your child is three and still not joining words together, or your father’s speech has not been the same since his stroke, you don’t need a lecture on what speech therapy is. You need someone qualified to listen, assess, and tell you honestly what is going on. That is what our speech therapists in Chennai do at Adro Hearing Aid Centre.
We have been working with hearing and communication problems in Chennai since 2013, and our audiologists and speech-language pathologists work out of the same clinics. That matters more than it sounds, and we explain why below.
Who we see for speech therapy in Chennai
- Children who started talking late, or are hard to understand for their age
- Children who stammer or get stuck on sounds
- Children with autism, developmental delay or language difficulties who need help communicating
- Children with hearing loss who are learning to listen and speak with paediatric hearing aids
- Adults who stammer, or have voice problems
- Adults recovering speech after a stroke or head injury
- Seniors whose speech and understanding have changed along with their hearing (living with hearing loss is more common than people think)
Early therapy leads to better long-term communication outcomes, especially in children.
Why we check hearing before starting speech therapy
A child who isn’t speaking clearly doesn’t always have a speech problem. Sometimes the child simply can’t hear well. Fluid in the middle ear after a cold or infection is a common cause, and it can dull hearing for weeks without anyone noticing.
So before we set speech goals, we usually recommend a hearing check. Older children and adults take a pure tone audiometry test, and we check middle ear function with impedance audiometry. Babies and toddlers need paediatric audiology, and some cases need special tests.
If hearing loss turns up, the same team can guide you on a hearing aid trial, so you aren’t running between clinics. If your child hears fine but struggles to make sense of speech in noise, read our note on auditory processing disorder.
What happens in the first visit
Initial Assessment
- Detailed evaluation of speech, language, articulation, fluency, and comprehension
Customised Therapy Plan
- Tailored goals created based on age, condition, and communication needs.
Interactive Sessions
- Play-based therapy for children, structured tasks for adults, articulation drills, voice modulation, fluency shaping, auditory-verbal training when required.
Progress Monitoring
- Regular feedback, home practice guidance, and measurable improvement tracking.
Family Counselling
- Parents/caregivers receive guidance on how to support speech development at home.
Patient Preparation
- Bring previous medical or hearing assessment reports (if any).
- Children should be well-rested and fed before sessions for best cooperation.
- Parents may accompany the child during the first session
- Adults should inform the therapist about any recent medical, dental, or neurological concerns.
- Wear comfortable clothing and arrive 10 minutes early.
- Test Duration & Cost
Session Duration
30–45 minutes per session
Cost:
₹500 per session (varies slightly by location)
Therapy Duration:
Depends on individual progress; most clients attend 1–2 sessions per week.
Frequently Asked Questions
As a general guide, get an assessment if your child isn’t babbling by 12 months, has no words by 18 months, or isn’t putting two words together by 2 years. Earlier is always easier, and checking costs you very little.
No. Bilingual homes do not cause speech delay. If a child is delayed, there is another reason, and it is worth assessing.
Yes. Adults with stammering, voice problems, stroke-related speech difficulty or age-related communication changes all benefit from structured therapy.