

Speech Therapy for Adults
Hibiki Speech supports adults facing changes in communication, whether recovering from a stroke, living with a stammer, or experiencing vocal strain. We provide dignified, evidence-based therapy tailored to your personal goals and daily routines.
Aphasia and word-finding after stroke
Experiencing a stroke can abruptly sever access to familiar words, leaving intelligent, capable adults struggling to express basic thoughts, read books, or converse with family. Therapist Mateo Lindqvist works with clients navigating aphasia and acquired word-finding challenges. Sitting at a quiet window table overlooking Linden Row, therapy focuses on functional communication rather than abstract exercises. Mateo uses meaningful personal materials, such as family photo albums, favourite recipes, and relevant news articles, to rebuild semantic pathways and establish dependable retrieval strategies. We also introduce supportive communication techniques that family members can practice at home. Progress is measured by practical daily victories: ordering coffee independently, sharing stories with grandchildren on Sundays, or joining family dinner conversations with renewed ease and self-assurance.
Voice care for professionals
Teachers, lecturers, singers, and corporate professionals rely on their voices throughout long working days, but persistent vocal demands often lead to hoarseness, throat pain, or vocal loss by Friday afternoon. Therapist Mina Castell leads our dedicated voice care course, designed to restore healthy, sustainable vocal production. Working beside our clinic mirror wall, Mina evaluates vocal posture, breathing dynamics, and pitch resonance, identifying inefficient tension patterns in the neck and shoulders. Clients learn practical vocal warm-ups, semi-occluded vocal tract exercises, and resonance techniques that allow them to project clearly across noisy classrooms or meeting rooms without straining delicate vocal folds. We equip you with immediate vocal preservation tools that protect your livelihood and keep your voice clear and reliable all week long.
Stammering in adults and teenagers
Living with a stammer often shapes how people navigate education, social gatherings, and professional careers. Therapist Amara Osei works with teenagers and adults to demystify stammering, reduce physical struggle, and cultivate ease when speaking in demanding situations. Therapy does not chase artificial fluency or demand constant monitoring. Instead, Amara helps clients soften speech blocks, reduce avoidance behaviours, and manage situational anxiety during presentations, phone calls, and interviews. By practicing techniques in our calm clinic rooms and gradually extending them into real-world settings, clients develop genuine agency over their communication. The ultimate goal is speaking openly and authentic self-expression, allowing your personality and expertise to take centre stage without fear holding you back.
Sessions at the clinic or by video
Adult clients can choose between attending in-person sessions at our Westmere clinic or booking secure video consultations from the comfort of their home or workplace. In-person therapy takes place in our quiet, step-free rooms at 18 Linden Row, providing a peaceful retreat dedicated entirely to your rehabilitation. For clients with limited mobility, fatigue, or busy professional schedules, our video therapy sessions offer the identical forty-five-minute standard of personal care. Using screen-sharing tools and live exercises, your therapist guides your practice with identical attentiveness. Many adult clients choose a hybrid model, beginning with clinic visits for their initial assessment and later completing regular home practice reviews or therapy sessions online as their confidence and independence steadily grow.
Book an assessment
A free 15-minute call comes first. New clients are seen within 2 weeks of that call.



