Choosing a speech therapist is choosing the person your child will spend months with. What matters: proper evaluation before therapy (including a hearing test — the most missed cause of speech delay), goal-based plans you can track, sessions your child enjoys enough to look forward to, and parents trained as partners, because language grows at home. Our guide on how to choose a speech therapist — 8 questions to ask first goes deeper.
That is exactly how therapy runs at Renuka Speech & Hearing Clinic. As one of the few centres in Gandhinagar with audiology and speech therapy under one roof, the hearing question is answered on day one — not after six months of guessing. See everything we treat on the speech therapy in Gandhinagar page.
What we offer
- Speech & language evaluation with same-day findings
- Delayed speech, articulation and phonological disorders
- Stuttering therapy for children and adults
- Autism and developmental-delay communication therapy
- Online video sessions in Gujarati, Hindi or English — worldwide
Frequently asked questions
What age is right to start speech therapy?
As soon as a delay is suspected. Therapy is play-based even at 18 months — and the brain learns language fastest before age 4.
How many sessions per week?
Typically 1–2, with structured home practice. Progress is reviewed against written goals every 8–12 weeks.
Do you give therapy in Gujarati?
Yes — therapy works best in the language your child hears at home. Sessions run in Gujarati, Hindi or English.