Help Your Child Find Their Voice, From the Comfort of Home
Expert speech and language therapy online. No waiting lists. No stressful clinic visits. Just personalised support for your child.
I'm Nina, and I understand how worrying it can be when your child struggles to communicate.
Whether they're not talking as much as expected, hard to understand, or having difficulty connecting with others, I'm here to help.
With online therapy, you can skip the months-long NHS waiting lists and get the support your family needs now. Book today and we can get started as soon as this week.
Worried About Your Child's Speech or Language?
Many parents come to me feeling helpless. They notice something isn't quite right but don't know where to turn.
NHS waiting lists can be 8-10 months for therapy and 3-4 months just for an initial assessment. That's a long time when you're worried. And for a three-year-old, it's a third of their entire life.
"My child isn't talking as much as other kids their age"
"I can't understand what my child is saying"
"My child doesn't seem to listen or respond to their name"
"They get so frustrated when they can't communicate"
"They don't seem interested in playing with other children"
"I don't know if this is normal or if I should be worried"
"Am I doing something wrong? Did we cause this?"
If any of this sounds familiar, you're not alone. And you're not doing anything wrong. Early support can make a huge difference, and that's exactly what I'm here to provide.
When Should You Seek Speech Therapy?
Every child develops at their own pace, but there are some signs that suggest your child might benefit from professional support.
12-18 months
- First words should be emerging (mama, dada, simple words)
- If no words by 18 months, worth monitoring
2-2.5 years
- Should have a growing vocabulary of single words
- Starting to put two words together ("mummy help", "red car", "more juice")
- If very limited words or no word combinations, this is a red flag
3 years
- Should be putting 3+ words together
- Most speech sounds should be clear (with a few exceptions)
- You should generally understand what they're saying
- If you struggle to understand them or they're still using single words, seek support
4-5 years
- Should be mostly understandable to unfamiliar adults
- Full sentences and conversations
- Very few sounds should still be unclear at this age
Red Flags for Social Communication
Potential indicators that may warrant further assessment
Not sure? Book a discovery call and let's chat about your child.
Book a Discovery CallMeet Nina, Your Child's Speech Therapist
I'm Nina, a UK-trained and HCPC-registered Speech and Language Therapist with years of NHS experience helping children find their voice.
I've worked with hundreds of children, from toddlers just starting to make sounds to school-age children working on clearer speech. My experience spans early years settings (ages 2-4) and primary schools, which means I understand both where your child is now and what they'll need to succeed as they grow.
Why I started Two Golden Words
Honestly? Because the NHS system, while wonderful, has limitations that frustrated me. I watched families wait 8-10 months for therapy while their children struggled. I saw parents desperate for help but limited to just a few sessions before being discharged. I knew I could do better.
No waiting lists
Book today and start this week
More sessions, more frequently
Real progress needs consistency
Truly personalised support
Tailored to your child's interests and needs
Flexible online sessions
No stressful clinic visits or difficult journeys
A personal connection
I actually had speech therapy myself as a child. I know what it's like to need that support, and I know how much it can help. That personal experience drives everything I do.
My expertise includes:
How I Can Help
Flexible services designed to meet your family where you are
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A comprehensive evaluation to understand your child's communication needs
What's included:
- Detailed case history discussion
- Observation of your child's communication and play
- Assessment of language and/or speech skills
- Clear explanation of findings
- Personalised recommendations and next steps
- Detailed written report
- Access to relevant workshop video
- Guidance on onward referrals if needed
What you'll walk away with:
- Clear understanding of where your child is at
- Specific, actionable strategies you can start using immediately
- A step-by-step guide (not just a long report!)
- Peace of mind and a clear path forward
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Shorter sessions work better for young children because they simply don't have the attention span for longer!
What's included:
- One-on-one therapy tailored to your child's specific needs
- Parent coaching so you can continue the work at home
- Play-based, fun activities (it won't feel like therapy!)
- Progress tracking and regular updates
- Flexible scheduling
Session frequency:
- Language support: Weekly or fortnightly
- Speech/pronunciation work: Twice weekly (more frequent, shorter sessions)
- Stammering: Following the Palin PCI protocol
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Learn the strategies therapists use so you can help your child every day
Ideal for:
- Parents waiting for NHS therapy who want to start helping now
- Parents who want guidance but can't commit to regular therapy sessions
- Those who want to learn the strategies therapists use
What's included:
- Initial consultation to understand your child's needs
- Personalised strategy guide for your child
- Video demonstrations of key techniques
- Follow-up session to review progress and adjust approach
How therapy works
For young children (under 3-4), I primarily work through you, the parent. I'll teach you exactly what to do during our sessions, and you'll practice at home. For older children with good attention spans, I can work directly with your child online while you observe and learn.
The magic isn't just in our sessions. It's in what happens at home between sessions. That's why parent coaching is at the heart of everything I do.
How It Works
A simple, stress-free process designed around your family
Book Your Assessment
Choose a time that works for you. Early morning, during nap time, after nursery. No waiting rooms, no stressful journeys. Book today and we can meet as soon as this week.
Send a Short Video
Before our session, you'll record a simple 10-minute video of you playing with your child at home. This helps me observe their natural communication.
We Meet Online
In our 60-75 minute assessment, we'll discuss your concerns, I'll share my observations, and we'll create a plan together.
Receive Your Report
Within a few days, you'll receive a detailed report with clear, actionable recommendations. Not just a document to file away, but a practical guide you can actually use.
Start Therapy (if needed)
We'll begin regular sessions tailored to your child's needs, with ongoing parent coaching so you feel confident supporting their progress every day.
Why Online Therapy Works
"But can speech therapy really work online?"
I understand the hesitation. I had it too before I saw how well it works. Here's why families love online sessions:
No Travel Stress
No rushing across town, no finding parking, no dragging other children along. Connect from your living room, your office lunch break, or wherever works for you.
Familiar Environment
Many children, especially those with autism or anxiety, get distressed in unfamiliar clinical settings. At home, they're relaxed and can show me their true abilities.
More Flexibility
Early morning before nursery? During nap time for siblings? After school? We'll find times that fit your life.
Parents Learn Too
You'll watch and learn alongside your child. By the end of our sessions, you'll have the skills to continue the work every single day.
Start Immediately
No 8-month waiting lists. Book today and we can get started as soon as this week.
Consistency
Bad weather? Mild sniffles? A sibling's school play? Online sessions mean fewer cancellations and more consistent progress.
Important note
Online therapy works brilliantly for parent coaching, assessments, and direct therapy with children who can attend to a screen. For very young children (under 2-3), I primarily work through parents, which is actually more effective anyway, since you're with your child all day, every day!
Real Progress, Real Families
Max's Story
*Name changed for privacy
When I first met Max, he was four years old and had been waiting nine months for therapy after his initial NHS assessment. His mum was worried about his pronunciation, but when I assessed him, I found significant needs in both speech and language.
Max was using lots of gestures to communicate because he simply didn't have the words. He could say a few single words, but half of them were hard to understand. At four years old, that's concerning.
We had four weekly therapy sessions together, focusing first on building his vocabulary (because if you don't have the words, it doesn't matter how you pronounce them). We used vocabulary games, special time strategies, and I coached his mum on exactly what to do at home.
After just a few weeks of practice, Max came back for a review assessment. The difference was remarkable:
The Results
- 1Many more words in his vocabulary
- 2Far fewer gestures because he didn't need them anymore
- 3Words were becoming clearer and easier to understand
- 4His mum said he was "so much less frustrated"
- 5He scored significantly better on the same assessments
"Nina made us feel so supported from our very first call. She explained everything clearly and gave us practical things we could do straight away. The progress has been amazing."
— Parent of a 3-year-old
"We were so worried about our daughter's speech. Nina was reassuring, professional, and gave us exactly the guidance we needed. I wish we'd found her sooner."
— Parent of a 4-year-old
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Start Helping Your Child Today
While you're deciding whether therapy is right for your family, here's one powerful strategy you can start using immediately. It's called 'Special Time' and it's one of the first things I teach every parent.
Set aside 10-15 minutes each day for one-on-one play with your child
The rules:
Turn off the TV and put away phones
Get down on the floor at their level
Let them choose what to play with
Follow their lead completely — don't suggest activities
Copy what they're doing
Don't ask questions or give instructions
Simply narrate in simple words: "car goes fast", "red block", "ball rolling"
Why it works:
This removes all pressure to perform. Your child leads, so they're engaged. You're modelling simple language at their level. You're building shared attention, which is the foundation of all communication.
Try it for a week and see what happens.
Want personalised strategies for your child?
Book an AssessmentReady to Help Your Child Thrive?
Book today and we can get started as soon as this week.
Not sure if your child needs support? Let's have a quick chat. I'll answer your questions and help you decide on next steps.
No pressure, no obligation.
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Ready to get started? Book your comprehensive assessment and get a clear picture of your child's needs, plus actionable strategies you can start using immediately.
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Choose a time slot that works for you
Receive confirmation with preparation instructions
We meet online and start your journey together
You're Not Alone in This
I know how hard it is to watch your child struggle to communicate. The frustration, the worry, the endless googling at 2am. I've been there, both as a professional helping hundreds of families, and personally as someone who needed speech therapy as a child.
You haven't done anything wrong. You haven't caused this. And the fact that you're here, looking for help, shows what a wonderful parent you are.
Let's work together to help your child find their voice.
— Nina
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