Revive: Therapy That Moves You Forward
Hi, I'm Charlotte
At Revive Speech and Language Therapy, I am dedicated to helping individuals enhance their speech, language, cognition, eating and drinking.
I develop individualised therapy plans that empower clients to achieve their communication and dysphagia (swallowing) goals.
We will help you to speak your strength.
About Me
I believe in nurturing voices and building confidence through evidence-based practices and compassionate care.
Past Work
I have worked in the NHS in an acute hospital setting, a rehabilitation hospital and community services with adults with acquired neurological conditions including stroke, traumatic brain injury and dementia.
I have then worked at an independent speech and language therapy company where I lead the adult therapy services.
Specialisms
I now specialise in working in neurological rehabilitation. I work with adults with brain injuries, stroke and catastrophic injury and polytrauma in the community.
I also specialise in working with neurodiverse adults and adults with learning disabilities.
I regularly attend Clinical Excellence Network events and conferences to enhance my skills.
Who do I Work With?
My caseload mainly consists of clients with complex profiles and often have multiple diagnoses.
I work with adults with non-verbal communication skills to help them be heard in a range of environments and settings.
I also work with adults to help them reintegrate back into their life following brain injuries with aphasia and cognitive communication disorder.
Goals
I strive to find therapies and interventions that work for every individual to help them meet their goals which requires experience, evidence-based knowledge and the ability to think outside the box.
At Revive, we consider how to make goals:
Client-Centred: Goals are shaped around the client’s lived experience, values, and aspirations.
Contextualised: They reflect real life environments and everyday activities, such as reading at the dining table or chatting with grandchildren.
Emotionally Meaningful: A goal should be meaningful and motivating for the individual.
Qualifications
- Doctorate of Health in Aphasia at Birmingham City University University 2024-present
- Post Graduate Certificate in Research Practice at Birmingham City University 2025-present
- Manchester Post Basic Dysphagia Course 2019
- MMedSci in Clinical Communication Sciences 2018 at The University of Sheffield
- First Class Honours BA degree in English in 2015 at The University of Nottingham
Memberships and
Continued Professional Development
Member of the British Aphasiology Society
Member of various Clinical Excellence Networks including the Trent Dysphagia CEN, CEN for Autistic Adults and Trent Adults with Learning Disability CEN
Attended the Cognitive Communication Disorders Symposium 2025
Attended the British Aphasiology Society International Conference 2025
I have reviewed published articles in the RCSLT Bulletin
Enhanced DBS check
Professional Indemnity Insurance
First Aid training 2025
Safeguarding Children – Level 2 2025
Safeguarding Adults – Level 2 2025
Health and Safety training 2024
Dementia Friend.
Volunteering and Charity Work
I have enjoyed volunteering for a variety of schools and charities, including Scope and the Stroke Association.
For 7 years I regularly visited and supported a lady with aphasia in my spare time.
I am currently working with The Brilliant Club charity that helps disadvantaged children get a place at prestigious universities.
I have also recently completed a skydive for the charity Headway.
Personal
I love spending time with my family and friends. You can often find me exploring cities and the countryside.
I also enjoy reading and walking my dog.
Get in touch
If you would like to learn more about any of the services we provide, please don’t hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to talk to you.
E-mail: charlotte.moore@revivespeechandlanguagetherapy.co.uk
Telephone: 07852774635