Lindsay Brown Speech Language Therapist George
- 072 323 5644
- 66 Albert Street, George
Speech Therapy in Sandton helps children and adults improve communication and daily function through personalised care at Zanele Sithole Speech Therapy.
Zanele Sithole Speech Therapy started in 2020. The practice focuses on patient-centred care. It aims to help each person regain communication skills. As a result, patients take part more fully in daily life. The team creates a warm and supportive space. In addition, they work closely with each patient. Together, they build therapy plans that suit each need.
The team begins with a full assessment. This step helps them understand each person’s communication challenges. It also shows how these challenges affect daily life. After that, they design a clear treatment plan. They use proven methods based on research. Each plan stays tailored to the individual. Therefore, patients can improve step by step. The goal remains simple: better communication and a better quality of life.
The practice supports both children and adults. For children, therapy helps with developmental delays. It also treats stuttering and speech sound issues. In some cases, therapists assist with feeding and swallowing problems. For adults, care focuses on recovery and support. Many patients face speech problems after a stroke. Others may have brain injuries or tumours. In addition, some live with long-term neurological conditions. The team adjusts therapy based on each case.
The practice believes in clear guidance. Therefore, therapists share useful resources with patients and families. They also connect patients with follow-up support services. This approach helps patients stay on track. As a result, progress continues even outside therapy sessions. Support does not stop after treatment ends.
The practice accepts both cash and medical aid. This makes access easier for many patients. In addition, home visits are available. Patients can receive therapy in their own space. However, they should call first to check availability. The practice also offers a free phone consultation. During this call, patients can discuss concerns. Then they can decide if they want to book an assessment.

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