Services · Speech Pathology
Helping children find their voice and use it with confidence
From first words and early communication through to literacy, friendships and confident conversations, our Speech Pathologists support children and young people aged 12 months to 18 years to communicate in ways that are meaningful to them.
How we can help
Your child may benefit from support if they…
- Aren’t talking yet, or are late to start talking
- Are difficult to understand
- Have trouble understanding or using language
- Find it difficult to build friendships
- Stutter or have disruptions to the flow of speech
- Need support with reading, writing or spelling
- Are learning to use AAC
- Need support getting ready for school
Our areas of practice
Early communication
Language development
Speech sounds & articulation
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
Speech Sound Disorders (SSD)
Social communication (pragmatics)
Gestalt Language Processing (GLP)
AAC
Literacy – reading, writing & spelling
Stuttering & fluency
School readiness
Play & interaction skills
Self-advocacy & functional communication
Every family’s journey is different
We take the time to understand what matters most to your child
Working collaboratively with families, schools and other professionals to provide meaningful, personalised support.
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