What is Speak2Me
Speak2Me is an AAC focused therapy practice, based in the Cape Town area, that provides assessments and training for individuals with special needs who are unable to use their voices to speak.
We provide you with a choice of communication devices or computer software that will meet your needs and a method of accessing this device depending on your desires and abilities.
At Speak2me we will set up your device to ensure your optimal method and speed of communication and provide ongoing support.

Why "Speak2Me"?

Well, . . . it takes 2 to communicate, and so often people talk over the heads of those who can’t talk for themselves, either to their caregivers or do not provide them with the chance to answer. Speak to me wants to provide you with the opportunity to take part in the communication process again, be it through actual voice output or through giving you access to your computer, to e-mail, sms, skype and more
Who is Speak2Me?
Sonja Higham
“It is all about that ‘a-ha’ moment when one suddenly connects with an AAC user and real communication begins. There is an ecstatic joy in a person when they realise they have been understood, after having been trapped in silence for so long.”
Cris Higham
“I believe anything is possible, given enough time, money and perseverance. The fun is in getting it to work.”
Zonika Esterhuizen
Having studied Basic Animal Behaviour, Zonika believes understanding each horse as an individual is key to effective training and strong partnerships. She also assists with therapeutic riding sessions for children with special needs, witnessing the positive impact horses can have.
Zonika believes every horse has something to teach us, and every rider can achieve great things through patience, kindness, and consistent training.
“The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t being said… and in time providing a voice to the voiceless.”
Megan Morrison
"Every person deserves to have their voice heard. Being able to help someone find their voice through AAC and see the pure joy of being heard on their faces and those of their loved ones, makes it all worth it."
Bekkie Hugo
Samantha de Freitas
“The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t being said… and in time providing a voice to the voiceless”