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Hilary O’ Neill
Level 2 Avoca Building, Rathcoole Co. Dublin (just off N7)🗣️ Speech Therapist
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About
Hilary O’ Neill qualified with an honours degree in speech and language therapy from Trinity College Dublin in 2003 and has been working as a speech and language therapist for the past 20 years. She is an expert in her field and has completed multiple post graduate training. She was awarded a distinction in a Masters in Human Communication in City University London in 2013. Her research on late talkers was later published in the International Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing research. She
Specialties & Services
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)Dyspraxia (Childhood apraxia of speech)Early InterventionHome VisitsLate TalkersParent/Teacher TrainingPronounciationUnclear SpeechUnderstanding and Using LanguageAACAutismCleft Palate and other craniofacial disordersCochlear ImpantDeafness/Hearing LossDevelopmental Language Disorder (DLD)Down Syndrome and Other Chromosomal DisordersDyslexia, Literacy or Reading DifficultiesDyspraxia (Childhood apraxia of speech)Early InterventionEating, drinking and swallowing (dysphagia)Group TherapyHome VisitsInfant FeedingIntellectual disabilityIrish language (therapy as Gaeilge)Late TalkersMedico-legal (including reports for legal proceedings)Orofacial myofunctional disordersParent/Teacher TrainingPronounciationSchool VisitsSelective MutismStammer/StutterTraining for educational settings/schools/SEN staffUnclear SpeechUnderstanding and Using LanguageAACAcquired brain injuryAphasia (difficulty using/understanding language)AutismCarer Training and SupportDeafness/Hearing LossDementiaDown Syndrome and Cognitive DisabilitiesDysarthriaDyspraxiaEating, drinking and swallowingEnd of Life careGroup TherapyHead and neck cancerHead InjuryHome/Nursing Home VisitsIntellectual Disability (Adults)Irish language (therapy as Gaeilge)Language difficulties (adults)Medico-legal (including reports for legal proceedings)Mental HealthProgressive neurological disorderPublic SpeakingStammer/StutterStrokeSwallowing DifficultiesTracheostomyTransgenderUnclear Speech (Pronunciation)Understanding LanguageVentilator dependenceVoice DifficultiesWord finding difficulties
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