English-speaking speech therapist in Kraków
Speech therapy in Kraków for children and adults, in English. We are a team of speech therapists in Zabłocie, and one of us runs assessments and therapy in English. We also support bilingual children who grow up with two languages at home.
Who we help
You do not need to know the name of the problem. Tell us what worries you, and we will look at it together, in English.
Children
- your child talks less than other children or not yet
- some sounds are unclear or swapped
- eating is hard, the mouth is often open
- a tongue tie procedure is coming up
Bilingual families
- you speak English (or another language) at home and Polish outside
- you want an assessment in English
- nursery or school suggested a speech therapist
Adults
- some sounds do not come out the way you want
- speech gets stuck and conversations take a lot of effort
- your voice is tired by the evening
After a stroke, our page on speech therapy after a stroke (in Polish) explains how we work.
Speech therapy in Kraków, in English
Late talking
Through play we encourage your child to communicate: with gestures, words and then sentences.
Speech sounds
We find out why some sounds are hard and practise them step by step: first in syllables, then in words and sentences.
Stuttering
When speech gets stuck, we work on fluency and on speaking with less tension. It makes sense at any age.
Voice
For people who talk a lot at work and get tired or lose their voice. We practise breathing and the way you speak.
Tongue, breathing, swallowing
Myofunctional therapy: tongue position, swallowing and breathing through the nose, also before or during orthodontic work.
Before a tongue tie procedure
We prepare for the procedure and show the exercises for the time after it.
Most of our pages are in Polish. If you prefer to read about a topic in more detail, see our page for children (in Polish) or our page for adults (in Polish).
Two languages at home
Growing up with two languages is normal. It is not a reason to stop speaking your home language.
Children who learn two languages often mix words from both, and that is part of learning. It is worth asking a speech therapist when your child has difficulty in both languages, not only in Polish. We look at both languages and tell you clearly what we see. One of our therapists, Weronika Ptaszek, runs assessments and therapy in English.
Your first visit
It takes 50 minutes and costs 180 zł. You do not need a referral.
We talk
You tell us what worries you and since when. If you have reports from nursery, school or a doctor, bring them along.
We get to know each other
With children we work through play, with adults through conversation and simple exercises. We see how speech, understanding and the mouth work.
We make a plan
We tell you clearly what we see and whether therapy is needed. If it is, we agree how often to meet and what to work on.
Booking in English.
Our online booking is in Polish. The easiest way in English is to write to us: kontakt@slowozaslowem.pl. You can also call us: +48 691 523 570.
What families say
“My son goes to this place. He loves how Pani Paulina conducts sessions. And we see good progress with his pronunciation of some letters”
Kalys O., Google review, 2026
All our reviews are public on our Google profile. Most of them are in Polish.
Where to find us in Kraków: Zabłocie, Podgórze
ul. Klimeckiego 8A/103, Kraków
Zabłocie, Podgórze district
- Spaces in front of the building and a large paid car park nearby
- Space in the underground garage
- Coffee, tea or water in the waiting room
Speech therapist in Kraków: questions
Is the whole visit in English?
Assessment and therapy with Weronika Ptaszek are in English. Online booking and our website are mostly in Polish, so if anything is unclear, write to us in English: kontakt@slowozaslowem.pl.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book online or call us.
How much does it cost?
The first visit (assessment) takes 50 minutes and costs 180 zł. Prices of therapy are in our price list (in Polish).
My child speaks two languages. Is it too early to come?
If something worries you, it is a good reason to ask. At the first visit we look at both languages and tell you whether to work on something or simply wait.
Can a parent stay in the room?
It depends on the child and we decide together. Some children feel safer with a parent nearby, others work better on their own.
Do you work with adults too?
Yes: pronunciation, stuttering and voice. After a stroke, see our page on speech therapy after a stroke (in Polish).
