About Tomorrow and Beyond
Speech Therapy
Speech pathology for ageing, dementia, and head and neck cancer
Speech pathologists support adults when changes affect communication, swallowing, thinking, and day-to-day functioning. In ageing and dementia, this often means helping people stay safe when eating and drinking, communicate effectively with others, and maintain independence and dignity at home for as long as possible.
Effective support goes beyond standard therapy. It requires a clear understanding of progressive conditions, strong clinical judgement, and practical strategies that work. Our work focuses on practical, respectful support that fits real life.
All services are delivered in the home, where assessment is more accurate and support can be directly tailored to everyday life.
Practical Dementia Support at Home
- Home environment, working closely with families to create a calmer, safer home setting that reduces confusion, stree and everyday risks.
- Functional communication support, including communication partner training, supportive technology, practical strategies and rehabilitation
- Behaviour support in dementia, with a focus on unmet communication and environmental needs
Neurological Disorders
At Tomorrow and Beyond, our speech therapy services specialise in supporting individuals with neurological disorders. We focus on enhancing communication abilities and improving quality of life for our clients dealing with complex conditions.
- Parkinson's disease
- Motor neurone disease (MND/ALS)
- Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP)
- Multiple system atrophy (MSA)
Specialist Areas
- Diagnostic assessment for primary progressive aphasia and other language-led dementias
- Swallowing assessment for dementia, progressive neurological disease and head and neck cancer
- Management of complex swallowing disorders, including rehabilitation where appropriate
- Functional communication support, including communication partner training, supportive technology, practical strategies and rehabilitation
- Behaviour support in dementia, with a focus on unmet communication and environmental needs
- Practical dementia support at home, working closely with families to improve the home environment, reducing confusion, stress, and safety risks.