The Association of Speech and Language Therapists in Independent Practice
Princes Risborough
HP27 0SZ
Tel: 01494 488306

Fax: 01494 488590

Email: office@helpwithtalking.com

Website: https://helpwithtalking.com/Find-a–SLT

Service

Base Princes Risborough

Area covered Whole UK

Population served All ages

Services provided
The Association of Speech and Language Therapists in Independent Practice (ASLTIP) provides information and a contact point for members of the public searching for private Speech and Language Therapists.

For its members, ASLTIP provides support and information on working as an independent Speech and Language Therapist within the United Kingdom.

Staffing SLT’s

Funded by
ASLTIP is run by a group of 8 volunteers led by a chairperson and a vice chair who are elected by the membership.

Referral process
Open/self referral for assessment, intervention and support. Please see website for details.

Hub – covering:

Wales (North and South)
Rookwood Hospital, Fairwater Road, Llandaff
Cardiff
CF5 2YN
Tel: 029 2031 3914 / 029 2031 3976

Contact: Dr Jeffrey Morris

Email: Jeff.morris2@wales.nhs.uk

Additional Contact: Mary Dunningham

Email: Mary.Dunningham@wales.nhs.uk

Website: http://www.cardiffandvaleuhb.wales.nhs.uk/electronic-assistive-technology

Service

Base Cardiff

Area covered All Wales

Population served
All ages, all abilities/disabilities requiring specialist EAT intervention.

Services provided
The Association of Speech and Language Therapists in Independent Practice (ASLTIP) provides information and a contact point for members of the public searching for private Speech and Language Therapists.

For its members, ASLTIP provides support and information on working as an independent Speech and Language Therapist within the United Kingdom.

Staffing
We have multidisciplinary workforce (Clin Sci, SLT, OT, Clin Tech, TI and Admin) based in four locations across Wales, with the NCEAT being the headquarters.

Funded by NHS Wales (via specialist service commissioning)

Year set up

• Env Ctrl – 1979
• AAC – 1985
• Comp Access – 1985
• FES 2007
• All Wales EAT – 2009

Referral process
The EAT Service Wales accepts referrals on a standardised referral form from any HCPC registered healthcare professional. Once referred the triage system identifies the patient’s likely needs and prioritises the referral. If local service input is required (default), the relevant professional services are involved in the assessment and trials process.