The appearance of Covid-19 has changed the world in a very short time. In response to this virus, the French government took major health measures. Speech and language therapists had to get organised. The aim of this report is to take stock of the practices of speech and language therapists following the emergence of Covid-19 and the health measures it has generated. Are SLTs complying with the health recommendations? What strategies are in place? An initial questionnaire for SLTs was completed with 245 responses. It covered a number of topics: organisation of the waiting room and office, care, dress code, use of masks, use of Plexiglas®, use of rehabilitation equipment, telecare, observations by speech and language therapists and financial impact. A second questionnaire, intended for patients, contains 16 responses. Several topics were covered: speech therapy follow-up, wearing of the gown, use of Plexiglass® and telecare. A large majority of the speech therapists applied the health recommendations. Wearing a mask and disinfecting hands are systematic. The wearing of a gown is more frequent. The use of Plexiglass® and the disinfection of the premises were variable. The rehabilitation equipment has been adapted, the use of computer support or paper sheets is more systematic. Telecare has been widely used. Some observe a financial repercussion. Patients have become accustomed to these health measures, but the limits of these questionnaires must be taken into account.