Surdological therapy - children and adolescents

Surdological therapy is aimed at children and adolescents with hearing impairment. The most important thing is to start surdological therapy as soon as hearing impairment is diagnosed. Surdological therapy helps the patient develop language skills and recognise ambient sounds and speech sounds.

Surdological therapy includes:

• enriching passive and active vocabulary,
• compensation of impaired hearing functions,
• breathing exercises,
• articulation exercises,
• voice exercises,
• hearing exercises.

Objectives of surdological therapy for children and adolescents:

• teaching children with hearing impairments to communicate freely with others,
• developing speech in phonetic, lexical and grammatical terms,
• eliminating behaviours interfering with communication and ensuring comprehensive and integrated psychomotor development,
• improving clarity of expression.

Important information: The specialist will try reach the patient three times. When you book an appointment, you are purchasing a telephone consultation, not an in-person visit at the Medical Centre. The addresses of the facilities indicated in the above schedule provide only the location of the specialist's workplace. Therapy is available to patients who have had a consultation with a surdologist who recommended therapy.

During the telephone consultation, the specialist will perform all services that can be performed remotely. However, the patient’s medical history may reveal the need for an in-person visit at the centre in order to make the final diagnosis and choose the treatment.