Working with a qualified speech therapist in Patna helps teenagers, adults, and seniors overcome stammering, voice strain, unclear pronunciation, and speech difficulties after a stroke.
At Care of Balance in Kankarbagh, we offer one-on-one assessment and practical speech therapy in Patna built around real-life goals—whether you want smoother speech for job interviews and college viva exams, relief from a tired teaching voice, or home-friendly recovery after a neurological illness.
A speech-language pathologist helps teenagers, working adults, and seniors across five key areas: speech clarity (forming crisp sounds with the tongue and lips), fluency (speaking smoothly without blocks or repetitions), voice (keeping a clear, strain-free voice), language (understanding words and expressing thoughts), and swallowing safety.
At our speech therapy centre in Kankarbagh, therapy fits your daily life—phone calls, viva exams, classroom teaching, or family conversations. Because hearing guides how we monitor our own pronunciation and volume, we can pair your visit with a hearing test when needed.
Looking for toddler speech delay, late talking, or autism support? Visit our dedicated child speech therapy page for early childhood care.
Book ConsultationSpeech-Language Pathologist & Audiologist
B.ASLP, M.ASLP (Gold Medalist, Osmania University)
Lic No. A74216 (RCI) | Care of Balance, Kankarbagh, Patna
Read more about Dr. Abhijeet Kumar and our clinical team. [CONFIRM: other therapist names & qualifications]
Structured assessment and therapy for fluency, voice, articulation, and neurological communication disorders in Kankarbagh.
Practical stuttering therapy for adults and teens dealing with sound repetitions, blocks, or tension in interviews and daily talk.
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Care for hoarseness, vocal fatigue, and voice strain in school teachers, coaching faculty, singers, and call professionals.
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Rehabilitation to help stroke survivors rebuild word finding, sentence formation, reading, and language understanding.
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Breathing, pacing, and oral-motor exercises for slurred speech linked to Parkinson's disease, brain injury, or nerve weakness.
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Targeted tongue and lip placement training for teens and adults wanting to fix unclear speech or a lisp (tutlana).
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Help with classroom speaking and fluency. For toddlers and early delays, visit our child speech therapy page.
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Guided practice for conversational pacing, vocal projection, and public speaking confidence in viva exams and meetings.
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Assessment and safe swallowing exercises for adults facing trouble swallowing food or liquids. [CONFIRM: is swallowing therapy offered?]
Book NowStammering (hakla-pan), or stuttering, is more than repeating syllables. Many teens and adults experience silent blocks—where you know the exact word you want to say, but air and voice lock up in the throat.
Common triggers include saying your name, phone calls, job interviews, or speaking under time pressure, often causing jaw tension or word switching.
Our stuttering therapy for adults and teens uses two proven methods. Results vary from person to person based on severity and practice, and while there is no instant cure, regular therapy helps many patients speak much more smoothly.
Trains gentle vocal startup (easy onset), steady airflow, and natural phrasing so sentences start smoothly without throat tightness.
Teaches you how to release lip, tongue, and neck tension right before or during a block, reducing fear and struggle while speaking.
Pause for one calm breath before answering, slow down your opening words on phone calls, and practise 10–15 minutes of aloud reading daily.
We provide voice therapy in Patna for school and coaching teachers, singers, lawyers, and professionals who use their voice all day.
A husky, raspy, or breathy voice, voice fading by evening, throat pain when talking, pitch breaks, or constantly feeling the urge to clear your throat.
Hoarseness lasting more than about 2–4 weeks needs an ENT check first to examine the vocal cords and rule out nodules, polyps, or medical causes before therapy.
Sip water often, swallow instead of harshly clearing your throat, avoid shouting over classroom or traffic noise, and take brief quiet breaks between lectures.
A stroke, head injury, or condition like Parkinson's disease can disrupt language pathways or weaken mouth muscles. Families often seek speech therapy after stroke when a loved one recognises everyone but cannot find words or speak clearly.
We treat both aphasia (difficulty recalling words, forming sentences, reading, or following speech) and dysarthria (slurred speech from weak or slow tongue, lip, and breathing muscles). Starting early once medically stable supports recovery.
Turn off background TV noise, speak in short sentences, ask yes/no questions, give extra time to reply without interrupting, and encourage pointing or writing.
Sudden speech loss, sudden slurred speech, facial drooping, arm weakness, or sudden hearing loss is an emergency—go to a hospital emergency room immediately.
Common signs in teenagers and adults that benefit from a speech evaluation:
Repeating syllables, stretching sounds, or feeling words get stuck during phone calls, interviews, or introductions can improve with guided fluency techniques.
Book Fluency AssessmentIf your voice turns rough, weak, or painful after teaching or talking, voice therapy retrains healthy breath support and vocal habits alongside an ENT check.
Book Voice AssessmentWhen listeners often ask you to repeat yourself or sounds like s, sh, r, or l sound distorted, articulation exercises train accurate tongue placement.
Book Speech AssessmentDifficulty recalling names, forming sentences, or understanding conversations after a stroke responds well to structured language rehabilitation.
Book Stroke Speech EvaluationWeak or slow lip and tongue muscles from Parkinson's disease, stroke, or brain injury can make speech indistinct. Therapy strengthens oral-motor control.
Book Speech AssessmentAvoiding presentations, phone calls, or interviews due to fluency worries can hold you back. Guided practice builds public speaking confidence.
Book ConsultationBecause hearing affects how clearly we pronounce consonants and control vocal volume, a hearing test alongside speech therapy helps address both issues.
Book Combined EvaluationCoughing while drinking liquids or trouble swallowing after a stroke requires safe swallowing assessment and exercises. [CONFIRM: is swallowing therapy offered?]
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We discuss your symptoms, medical history, and the everyday situations—calls, classes, interviews, or home conversations—where you want improvement.
We evaluate pronunciation, fluency, voice quality, oral-motor strength, and comprehension. Bring any prior ENT or neurology reports if available.
We explain the assessment findings in simple words and set practical, measurable milestones tailored to your daily routine.
Focused individual sessions ([CONFIRM: session duration]) practising fluency techniques, voice resonance, sound placement, or post-stroke language drills.
You get a practical 10–15 minute daily home exercise routine and regular progress checks so new skills carry over into real life.
Care is led by Dr. Abhijeet Kumar (B.ASLP, M.ASLP, Gold Medalist, RCI Lic No. A74216), with clinical training from IGIMS and AIISH. [CONFIRM: other therapist names & qualifications]
We use age-appropriate adult materials—practising interview responses, phone calls, classroom voice projection, and functional stroke recovery.
Because hearing directly affects how clearly you monitor and produce speech sounds, having audiology testing and speech therapy under one roof saves time.
Every therapy plan is built around your assessment findings with realistic goals and regular progress tracking rather than generic promises.
We coach patients and family caregivers on simple daily practice steps so improvements in the clinic transfer smoothly to home and work.
Located at Gauri Shankar Complex, behind Domino's Pizza, P.C Colony, Kankarbagh—open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.
A speech therapist evaluates and treats difficulties with speech clarity, stammering, voice quality, language understanding, word finding, and swallowing. For teenagers and adults in Patna, therapy focuses on practical goals like speaking smoothly in interviews, protecting a strained voice, recovering communication after a stroke, or correcting unclear pronunciation for everyday life.
Yes, many teenagers and adults improve their fluency and speaking comfort with structured therapy. While adult stammering does not have an instant cure, a speech therapist teaches practical techniques like easy onset, airflow control, rate management, and releasing physical tension during speech blocks. With regular practice, adults often speak more smoothly and confidently.
The number of sessions depends on your specific speech or voice concern, its severity, and how consistently you practise at home between visits. A mild lisp or vocal strain may need a shorter course, while long-standing stammering or post-stroke recovery takes longer, steady rehabilitation. Your therapist shares a clear plan after your evaluation.
Yes, speech therapy is very helpful when a stroke or brain injury causes aphasia (trouble finding words or understanding language) or dysarthria (slurred, weak speech). Starting assessment early once the patient is medically stable helps retrain brain pathways and speech muscles. Even months later, guided exercises and family strategies improve daily communication.
If your voice stays hoarse, rough, or weak for more than 2–4 weeks, you should first visit an ENT doctor to check your vocal cords and rule out nodules, polyps, infection, or other medical causes. After the ENT examination, voice therapy helps you stop vocal strain, improve breathing, and recover a clear voice.
Yes, an adult or teenager can correct a lisp or unclear pronunciation with targeted articulation therapy. Many adults have used the same tongue placement habit since childhood for sounds like s, z, sh, or r. A speech therapist trains the exact tongue and lip positions needed and guides you into natural everyday conversation.
Your first visit starts with a discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and daily speaking challenges at college, work, or home. Next, the specialist assesses your speech clarity, fluency, voice quality, or language skills, plus a hearing screening if needed. Finally, we explain the findings, set practical goals, and share home exercises.
[CONFIRM: is online speech therapy offered?] Depending on your concern, online tele-therapy sessions may work well for teenagers and adults practising stammering, articulation, or voice exercises from home. However, an initial in-clinic assessment or hybrid plan is often recommended, especially for post-stroke care. Call 082100 76657 to check suitability for your needs.
Fees depend on the assessment and therapy plan. Call 082100 76657 for details. Because a brief articulation check requires a different clinical evaluation than a detailed fluency, voice, or post-stroke language assessment, our clinic team will explain the exact consultation and session charges before you book your visit in Kankarbagh.
Care of Balance Speech & Hearing is located at Gauri Shankar Complex, behind Domino's Pizza, Housing Board Colony, P.C Colony, Kankarbagh, Patna, Bihar 800020. We are open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm (closed on Sundays). Call 082100 76657 or use our appointment page to book your visit.
Gauri Shankar Complex, behind Domino's Pizza, Housing Board Colony, P.C Colony, Kankarbagh, Patna, Bihar 800020
Mon – Sat: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
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