Our experienced team supports children with a wide range of speech, language and communication needs, offering personalised, child-centred therapy.
Rooted in Scarborough, we understand the challenges families face — from long NHS waiting lists to the financial pressures that can make private therapy feel out of reach.
That’s why we are committed to making therapy accessible, timely and supportive for our local community.
Take a look at our new initiative The Light House Scheme You choose what you pay for your child’s speech and language therapy — 10%, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% or 100% of our current fees— whatever works for your family.
So get in touch, tell us about your child and what you’re looking for — it’s a free and no-obligation conversation.
We look forward to supporting you and your child or young person on their communication journey.
Our services
I am a Parent
We are an Independent Speech and Language Therapy Service working with children 0-18 years of age with Speech, Language and Communication difficulties.
Information for ParentsI am a Professional
We offer flexible settings packages covering assessments, therapy and staff training — or we can put together a bespoke programme tailored to your children's needs.
Information for ProfessionalsSeaside SaLT Lighthouse Scheme
Pay what you can afford!
Seaside SaLT has a small Therapy Support Fund (funded by the Postcode Neighbourhood trust).
This can be used to subsidise speech and language therapy sessions when required. Parents can choose to pay 100%, 80%, 60%, 40%, 20% or 10% of the standard charge.
Courses
Seaside SaLT is currently offering the following webinars:
Introduction to Intensive Interaction
Speech, Language and Communication Network (For settings registered with the Yorkshire &Humber Stronger Practise Hub)
Course date:Tuesday 15th September
Understanding Information Carrying words
Speech, Language and Communication Network (For settings registered with the Yorkshire &Humber Stronger Practise Hub)
Course date:Tuesday 14th July
In April 2026 the government published their plans to reform SEND support in school. We know the current system is overwhelmed leading to long waiting times for assessment, diagnosis and support so we were excited to see what the DfE had planned. First the good news …. In April we were able to go to…
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We have also been lucky enough to get some funding from Woodsmith Mine Foundation to purchase some AAC equipment. This includes ipads with communication apps, recordable buttons, paper based resources and many more. We are setting up a library system so we can lend equipment out to families. Take it home and trial it before…