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T2-158 · Tier 2 · Job Roles

AI+ Speech & Language Therapists

Assess, Plan and Deliver Therapy Smarter with AI

Their voice comes first. AI can wait its turn.

You transcribe the language sample. You draft the discharge summary. You update the MDT. Meanwhile the client in front of you — and the swallowing assessment that can't wait — need your full attention now. AI+ Speech & Language Therapists gives you the LISTEN Protocol for AI governance built around recording confidentiality and dysphagia safety, the SPEAK Framework for AI across your full practice cycle, and 25+ prompt templates for the documentation that eats your day. Built by an AI engineering firm for SLTs whose clients' voices deserve to be heard first.

Tier
Tier 2 · Job Roles
Category
Healthcare
Format
Guide
Updated
Q3 2026
Inside
  • 18 ready-made, market-tested prompts: language sample analysis, therapy planning, AAC resources, reports
  • The LISTEN Protocol — six-part AI governance check built around recording privacy and swallowing safety
  • The SPEAK Framework — AI mapped across the full assess-to-record SLT practice cycle
  • A worked critique showing an AI-drafted therapy goal caught before a family meeting
  • A 90-day plan with paediatric, adult neuro-rehabilitation, and voice/fluency/dysphagia tracks
Who this is for

A registered speech and language therapist (UK/Ireland, HCPC/CORU) or speech-language pathologist (US ASHA/state licensure, Canada, Australia Speech Pathology Australia) working across paediatric, adult neuro-rehabilitation, voice, fluency, dysphagia, or AAC caseloads in NHS, hospital, school, or private practice settings.

Also for:Speech and language therapy assistants; SLT/SLP students and clinical fellows; team leads and service managers considering AI adoption; MDT colleagues (OTs, dietitians, ENT) who work alongside SLTs on dysphagia and communication caseloads.

You’ll be able to
  • Apply the LISTEN Protocol to classify session recordings, language samples, and client data, and confirm accountability before any professional AI interaction
  • Use the SPEAK Framework to integrate AI across the full SLT practice cycle — from screening through therapy delivery to documentation and review
  • Use AI to support language sample analysis, therapy material generation, AAC resource development, and clinical documentation — while retaining full professional accountability, and treating dysphagia safety decisions as entirely non-delegable
  • Identify appropriate AI use cases across specialist SLT settings including paediatric, adult neuro-rehabilitation, and voice/fluency practice
  • Build and execute a 90-day AI adoption plan calibrated to their caseload and setting
What’s inside
Diagnostic
How AI-ready is your SLT practice?
Chapter 1
AI in Speech and Language Therapy Right Now
Chapter 2
The LISTEN Protocol: Your AI Governance Foundation
Chapter 3
The SPEAK Framework: AI Across the SLT Practice Cycle
Chapter 4
Assessment: Language Sampling, Speech Sound Analysis, and AAC Evaluation with AI
Chapter 5
Therapy Planning and Goal-Setting with AI
Chapter 6
AAC and Assistive Communication Technology with AI
Chapter 7
Dysphagia: The Workflow Where AI Has No Role in the Safety Decision
Chapter 8
AI in Specialist SLT Settings: Paediatric, Adult Neuro-Rehabilitation, and Voice & Fluency
Chapter 9
Documentation, CPD, and Evidence-Based SLT Practice
Chapter 10
Your 90-Day Speech and Language Therapist's AI Practice Plan
Back matter
Skill Summary · Recommended Next Reads · Glossary · Tool Reference

Built by an AI engineering firm for SLTs whose clients' voices deserve to be heard first.

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