Speech Therapy Sandton
We give people the ability to communicate their needs.
For some, that means a child saying "mom" or "dad" for the first time. For others, it means being understood at the dinner table, in the classroom, at work, or anywhere that matters. With words, with signs, with anything that works.
Therapy that fits your life, not the other way around.
School Visits
We visit your child's school to deliver therapy where learning happens, keeping sessions close to their everyday environment.
Home Visits
Sessions in the comfort of your own home, where your child is relaxed and familiar, and the whole family can be part of the process.
Private Sessions
Our private premises in Morningside, Sandton offer a calm, dedicated therapy space for focused, uninterrupted sessions.
Online Speech Therapy
Remote sessions via video call for those who prefer to meet from home, or where travel is not practical. Learn more about online therapy →
Free screenings for individuals and schools.
Not sure where to start? A free screening with our therapist gives you a clear picture of whether a full assessment is recommended, with no commitment required. We offer individual screenings as well as visits to schools for group screenings.
Book a Free ScreeningBuilt on one belief: everyone thrives when communication is consistent.
Connected Speech is a private speech therapy practice based in Sandton working with children and adults who face communication challenges. We work with those who stutter, with language delays, feeding therapy, and with complex communication needs.
Person-centred. Every therapy plan is built around the individual: their needs, their pace, their world.
Inclusive by design. Communication takes many forms. We support all of them.
Family-first. Families are partners in therapy, not bystanders. We make sure you know exactly how to support your loved one between sessions.
Results you can see. Real progress, reported clearly, after every session.
Bring Connected Speech to your campus.
We partner with schools across Sandton and Johannesburg to deliver onsite speech therapy and free group screenings, on a schedule that works around your timetable. No logistics for your staff. Medical aid handled directly with families.
You have something to say.
Let's help you say it.
We work with families and individuals across Sandton, Johannesburg. Sessions are billed through medical aid and cash. Speak to us about availability and we will take it from there.
Medical aid and cash accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Connected Speech?
Connected speech is the term used in speech-language pathology to describe natural, continuous language as it occurs in real conversation and daily communication. Unlike isolated words or sounds produced in a clinical setting, connected speech involves the rhythm, flow, and interaction of language as it actually happens. Assessing and improving connected speech is central to what we do, because real communication happens in connection with other people.
Do you have an office?
Your therapist can see you at our private premises in Morningside, Sandton, as well as through home visits and school visits. Whatever setting works best for you and your family, we will make it work.
Do you accept medical aid and cash?
Yes. We accept both medical aid and cash payments. We also submit to medical aid on your behalf, so there is nothing for you to chase. Speak to us about your specific plan and we will take it from there.
What ages do you work with?
Our therapist works with children from birth through school age and with adults at any stage of life. Whether you are a parent with concerns about your toddler or an adult navigating communication challenges after a stroke or other medical condition, we are here to help.
What is AAC?
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to tools and strategies that support communication beyond speech. This includes Makaton signing, picture-based systems, and high-tech communication devices. Jodi specialises in AAC and works with children and adults who communicate in ways that go beyond spoken words.
How do I know if my child needs speech therapy?
If you have any concerns about your child's speech, language development, feeding, or communication at any age, speaking with a therapist is always the right first step. Early intervention makes the biggest difference, and there is no such thing as seeking help too soon.