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Speech therapy in dysarthria — speak clearly again

When the muscles of speech no longer work as they did — we train articulation, pace and vocal strength back.

What is speech therapy for dysarthria and how does it strengthen speech?
What is dysarthria therapy?

When the voice no longer carries

Dysarthria after stroke or in Parkinson’s is a neurological speech disorder — the muscles for speaking, breathing and voicing are affected. Speech sounds unclear, slurred, too quiet or monotone. Language and thought are entirely intact — only the way out is harder.

Our neurological speech therapy in Graz trains articulation, pace of speech, breath support and vocal strength — with proven methods such as Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT), developed specifically for people with Parkinson’s. Outpatient dysarthria therapy that really is heard.

“When your voice carries again and you are heard — that is freedom.”
What you gain

What changes for you

Being able to speak more clearly changes everything — how people perceive you, how you feel and how independently you can take part in life.

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You are understood again

Articulation training in dysarthria improves the clarity of your speech — conversations become possible again without constant repeating.
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Your voice becomes stronger

Voice strengthening in Parkinson’s (LSVT LOUD) demonstrably increases loudness — you are heard again without straining.
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Your pace of speech becomes normal

Speaking too quickly or too slowly is regulated through focused rhythm training — clearer and easier to listen to.
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You communicate with confidence again

People who speak clearly are taken seriously — speech therapy gives you back confidence in communication.
Our equipment & methods

These modern devices and methods are waiting for you

For neurological dysarthria therapy we use the methods with the strongest evidence.
Sarah Schrott practising with a patient
Breathing technique

Breath support & speech rhythm training

The right breathing technique is the basis of strong speech — we train breath capacity, control of the out-breath and speech rhythm systematically.
A woman singing into a microphone
Voice treatment

Voice training

A method of voice therapy in Parkinson’s — four intensive weeks, measurably effective and recognised internationally.
Neurological speech therapy – prices, more than 300 exercises
Orofacial therapy

Articulation training & orofacial therapy

Targeted exercises for lips, tongue, jaw and palate improve clarity and intelligibility in all forms of dysarthria.

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Our therapists

Specialised. Experienced. Here for you.

Our specialist speech and language team is trained in evidence-based methods of dysarthria therapy. We know that unclear speech is frustrating — and we work with you, with real commitment, on your vocal strength and intelligibility.

A specialised method of voice therapy — the best-evidenced therapy in Parkinson’s: intensive, measurably effective and recognised internationally.

Meet the whole team →

20+specialist therapists
600+tailored exercises
6.000+therapy hours a year

Ready to be heard again?

Unclear speech often leads to withdrawal, loneliness and frustration. It does not have to stay that way. With focused speech therapy and proven methods we help you regain your voice.

First appointment free and without obligation · Mon–Fri 08:00–16:00
Who is this therapy for?

Does this sound familiar?

Dysarthria shows itself differently — from mild indistinctness to severely limited speech. We treat all levels of severity.

If Parkinson’s has made your voice quieter, more monotone and harder to understand — speech therapy with LSVT LOUD is the method with the strongest evidence and often shows rapid improvement.

If after a stroke your speech is slurred, slow or unclear — dysarthria therapy trains the affected speech muscles specifically.

If family and friends ask you to speak louder or more clearly, if phone calls have become difficult or you avoid social situations — now is the right moment.

How to reach us

Getting started is simple

Straightforward, personal, no waiting list.

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Free and without obligation

Free initial consultation

Get to know us and our centre — without obligation, in person or by phone. We answer all your questions.

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Approx. 90 minutes

First appointment & assessment

At your first appointment we take our time: video analysis, movement tests and a therapy plan made for you.

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100% individual

Your personal therapy

Regular sessions, adapted to your progress — with a final assessment and video analysis at the end.

⭐ Success story
Success story

Vor 30 Jahren stellte ein Autounfall Christophs Leben auf den Kopf.

Vier Wochen lag der gebürtige Wiener im Koma, weitere drei Wochen im Tiefschlaf. Danach musste er alles neu lernen: schlucken, sprechen, stehen, gehen. Nachdem er nach dem Unfall Schlucken und Sprechen neu erlernen musste, arbeitete er hier weiter an der Stabilisierung seiner Sprech- und Schluckfunktionen. Das gab ihm zusätzliche Sicherheit im Alltag.

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A look inside our therapy

See how we work

Real moments from our therapy sessions — so you know what to expect.

Frequently asked questions

What you want to know

The key answers at a glance — so you arrive well prepared.

What is dysarthria and how does it show itself?▾
Dysarthria is a neurological speech disorder — the muscles for speaking, breathing and voicing are affected. Speech sounds unclear, slurred or too quiet.
Can speech therapy really improve intelligibility?▾
Yes — focused training of articulation, pace of speech and breath support demonstrably improves how well you are understood. Many clients report clear progress.
Does speech therapy also help with a very quiet voice (hypophonia) in Parkinson’s?▾
Yes — we work with specific methods such as Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT), developed for people with Parkinson’s, which can markedly improve loudness.
How often should I come for speech therapy?▾
Regularity is decisive. We recommend at least two sessions a week, together with daily practice at home. We draw up your personal plan at the first appointment.

Your first step starts here

In a free initial consultation we show you what is possible with your condition — in person, by phone or online.

First appointment free and without obligation · Mon–Fri 08:00–16:00