Personalised communication, computer-access and therapeutic support for children and adults with complex communication needs.
Speak 2 Me supports anyone who cannot effectively use speech, a standard computer or traditional learning materials. The focus is always on individual strengths—not on fitting people into a standard solution.
Talk to us about your needsA connected practice bringing communication, technology and therapeutic relationship together.
Personalised assessment, device guidance and communication-system setup shaped around the person’s abilities, preferences and daily life.
Practical access solutions for people who cannot use a standard keyboard, mouse or touchscreen independently.
Supportive, relationship-led sessions that use connection with horses to encourage regulation, confidence and meaningful participation.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer. We work step by step, involving the person and the people who support them.
Start with a conversation about the person, their environment and the communication or access barriers they experience.
We assess strengths and needs, then explore suitable tools, access methods and therapeutic approaches together.
The system or therapy plan is introduced with practical training, adjustment and ongoing support as needs change.
“Every interaction is an opportunity for connection.”
Speak 2 Me is an AAC-focused therapy practice led by Sonja in Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs. The practice works with children, adults and families to find practical, meaningful ways to communicate and participate.
From communication devices and eye-control software to equine-assisted therapy, every recommendation is shaped around the person’s own abilities, preferences and environment.
Keep the helpful articles, downloads and AAC inspiration from the existing website—but organise them into a calm, searchable resource hub.
Shop practitioner-selected communication accessories and Sonja’s growing book collection—with secure online checkout and delivery across South Africa.
Visit the shopTell Sonja what is happening. A short conversation is the easiest way to work out the right next step.
