Therapy Links is a not-for-profit organisation and we are dedicated to providing fair access to therapy for everyone, irrespective of their ability to pay.
We offer 3 payment options and for those who need it there is the option of applying for partially or fully subsidised support if required. In order to provide this service for those with the greatest need, we rely on honesty regarding personal circumstances and families paying full price wherever possible. We believe this is fair and mirrors our vision and values of a fair and equal community. We are grateful for donations and we work hard to subsidise our costs in other ways - please request a copy of our Terms and Conditions for more information.
We offer an open referral system. Anyone can contact us directly to request support for children and young people.
What Parents Are Saying about Tele-therapy
“My son used zoom with school and he was quite agitated, but with [TLUK] he’s been great. [The therapist] made it really fun and interactive – she shared the screen and sent us info beforehand so my son could do it. She put his picture in the resources. She also made it around his interests – made it interactive for him. ”
— Anonymous
“Teletherapy has been great for our family. The therapy received from [TLUK] has been amazing. We feel incredibly supported and we don’t feel that we have had any less a service form TLUK even though we have never met the therapists face to face. Our daughter is a little sensitive to therapies and our therapist has worked with us to make the video call as discreet at possible. She communicates with us in a way that works for our family and is willing to adapt and try new things to ensure we are still receiving the help we desperately need.”
— Emma, Winnie’s mum
What can we do for you?
Our Team of Speech and Language Therapists, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Clinical Psychologists and Dieticians have extensive experience in supporting children and young people with various diagnoses and their associated challenges. We offer support in the following areas:
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Children who are ‘later talkers’, have unclear speech or where you are concerned about their general communication development
Children & young people with complex learning, physical or medical needs whose communication is affected
Those who need alternative and augmentative communication (AAC)
Children and young people with social communication disorders / Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Delayed oro-motor skills for chewing
Eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties (‘dysphagia’)
Sensory-based feeding disorder and /or extreme ‘picky eaters’
ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)
Poor growth / weight gain
Poor nutrition
Significant behavioural/anxiety issues related to food and eating
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Children with sensory processing disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder
Children with learning needs associated with ADD/ADHD, dyslexia and other scholastic diagnoses
Children with various self-care challenges such as dressing, toileting, feeding
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Specific physical disabilities associated with diagnoses of cerebral palsy and other illness and injury
Movement related disorders such as DCD (Developmental Co-ordination Disorder) etc.
Motor challenges related to global development and various illnesses and injury