Meet Speechie Ad.
A pediatric speech & language therapist devoted to helping Ghanaian children find their voice — with warmth, science and a whole lot of play.
A decade plus of walking alongside families.
Speechie Ad grew up believing that every child deserves to be heard — literally and figuratively. After training in pediatric speech-language pathology and hearing rehabilitation, she has spent over a decade supporting Ghanaian children with speech delays, autism, stammering and hearing needs.
Her practice blends the latest research with the everyday rhythms of Ghanaian family life. She believes therapy should feel like play, and that parents are the true experts in their child's world.
She is also the mother of two children. Becoming a mother deepened her understanding of early childhood communication and development — how it unfolds in real homes, on real days — and it shaped the way she works with families today.
That experience inspired her educational presence on social media, where she shares practical, evidence-based information to help parents support their children's communication with confidence.
Outside the clinic, she lectures part-time, mentors young therapists, and runs Baby & Me classes — a community space for new parents to learn, connect and grow together.
Pediatric Speech & Language Therapist
Hearing Rehabilitation Specialist
Part-time Lecturer
Parent Educator
Founder, Baby & Me Classes
Certified in Parent Coaching Support Services
Evidence-based, neurodiversity-affirming, family-first.
- · Play-based sessions designed around your child's interests
- · Parent coaching so support continues at home
- · Multilingual practice — children from all Ghanaian language backgrounds are welcome
- · Collaboration with pediatricians, schools and audiologists
Certified in Parent Coaching Support Services.
This certification shapes how therapy is delivered: rather than simply treating the child, Speechie Ad works collaboratively with parents and caregivers.
- · Parents are equipped with practical communication strategies they can use confidently during everyday routines
- · Therapy extends beyond clinic sessions into daily family life
- · This consistency supports stronger, longer-lasting outcomes
A multilingual practice.
Children from all Ghanaian language backgrounds are welcome. Where required, parents or caregivers can support communication during assessment and therapy if the therapist does not speak the child's home language.
"Every child has something to say. Our job is to listen — and then to build the bridge."
— Speechie Ad