Seeta Shah

Seeta Shah is a UK trained Speech and Language therapist with over 15 years of experience working with children with complex communication and feeding needs. She qualified as a Speech Therapist from City university London in 2009 and completed a specialist Dysphagia and feeding qualification at University College London in 2011.

Seeta specialises in working with children who have a Pediatric Feeding Disorder (6 months – 17 years old). She provides therapy to support children who have oral motor difficulties impacting on the ability to chew/drink, transfer food and safely swallow and those with sensory difficulties impacting on the quantity, texture and range of food eaten.

Within her scope of work she provides:

Assessments of eating and drinking skills alongside parent consultation
Intervention and strategies to manage and develop eating and drinking skills
Intervention and strategies to increase the range of foods eaten
Home advice and training for parents and carers
Multidisciplinary liaison to manage feeding and swallowing needs.

Seeta also provides assessment and intervention for children with a range of speech, language and communication needs including:

She believes that consistent collaboration between parents and multi disciplinary professionals is key to supporting and developing the child’s skills.