Possible Words Clinic
In diverse Lambeth, South London
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Currently practicing and accepting private patients / clients
This website, last updated on 29 July 2026, shares
Research and therapeutic philosophy
Technical information about a broad range of relevant issues
What parents can do to help
What speech and language therapy offers
Personal information about Doctor Aubrey Nunes, education, training, experience, qualifications, publications, presentations
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A legacy of speech and language therapy
My clinic is only a short walk from Lambeth town hall which is almost opposite Brixton tube station. Round the corner, there is also Brixton overground station.
For over 100 years this part of London has been a hub of artistic and creative life, and favoured by actors, artists, writers, musicians, even working steam railway modelers. There are many murals, one opposite the underground station of David Bowie, who originated from Brixton. Brixton overground station features what are thought to be the only full size bronze statues of a living black person in Britain, one when she was a young woman and the other of her as she is now. You’ll find any number of clothes designers, music studios, cultural landmarks right on the doorstep. The recently restored Brixton Windmill is round the corner from my clinic. This diversity shifts the bar in relation to inclusivity.
By coincidence, the world’s first speech and language therapy clinic was started by one who could reasonably be described as the world’s first full time speech and language therapist, John Thelwall, 200 years ago, only a short walk away from my clinic in what he jokingly called ‘North Brixton Cottage’. (It now houses fourteen flats). The terms speech and language therapy and speech language therapist did not then exist.
Easy to reach from across London
It is easy to get to my clinic. There are connections from all over London by ten buses and by underground, and from all over the Southeast from the overground to Brixton, and nearby Herne Hill, Streatham Hill, Clapham Junction, Victoria or Waterloo.
- Brixton underground (at the end of the Victoria underground line);
- Brixton overground;
- Local trains from Herne Hill, Streatham Hill, Clapham Junction, Victoria and Waterloo;
- On 10 bus routes, 3, 35, 37, 45, 59, 109, 133, 159, 250, 333.
- Metered parking outside.
Our much loved Brockwell park is a short walk away.
doctoraubreynunes@gmail.com
07834 603925
Between 9 am and 6 pm Monday to Friday
Fees £150 per hour, on a (steep) sliding scale, after an initial free 30 minute face-to-face consultation
52 Bonham Road, London, SW2 5HG
Ready to talk?
If you think your child might benefit from speech and language therapy, or you’re unsure whether to seek support, you’re welcome to get in touch.
My clinic is easy to reach, personal, and focused on what works.