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Speech and Language Therapy
Location
The speech and language department has its headquarters at Stirling Community Hospital, and also has bases at Euro House, Falkirk Community Hospital and Clackmannanshire Community Healthcare Centre.
Service
Speech and Language Therapy provides assessment, diagnosis and as necessary direct and/or indirect intervention for disorders of communication and/or eating and drinking disorders. These services are provided to people of all ages and are delivered in a wide range of locations including hospital in and out-patients, health centres, clinics, schools and homes.
| Information leaflet for Adults |
| Information leaflet for children |
Contacts
Mary Turnbull , Head of service
Tel - (01786) 434 078
Fax - (01786) 446 172
Lois Cameron, Department Manager and Expert Advisor Learning Disability
Tel - (01786) 431 177
Fax - (01786) 431 188
Anne-Marie Irving, Department Manager Falkirk
Tel - (01324) 616 154
Fax - (01324) 616 426
Helen Jones, Department Manager Clackmannanshire
Tel - (01259) 290 164
Referrals
An open referral system operates. Referrals are received from health care professionals, education staff, social services, parents and carers. These should include the name of the patient / client, date of birth, address, GP, and reason for referral. The consent of the client or parent / guardian is also required. Referrals are prioritised according to need, and appointments allocated as soon as possible.
Referrals should be sent to :
Address 1:
Speech and Language Therapy Department
Stirling Community Hospital
Livilands,
Stirling , FK8 2AU
Address 2:
Speech and Language Therapy Department
Falkirk Community Hospital,
Majors Loan,
Falkirk, FK1 5QE
Clinic Times/Service Hours
General Clinics:
Clinic hours are normally 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Fri. Clinical sessions are organised in Health Centres and Clinics across the area. Days and times vary according to the demands on the service and availability of suitable accommodation.
Contact Details
Stirling Royal Infirmary, Livilands,
Stirling, FK8 2AU
Tel - (01786) 434 078
Fax - (01786) 446 172
We are happy to consider requests to provide information in other languages please contact 01786 442580. For translated information about health services in Scotland please visit Health in my Language