Speech Pathology

Speech Pathology Services

Paediatric Speech Pathologists diagnose and treat communication and feeding disorders in children.Specifically, they have specialist training in supporting you and your child in the following areas of communication:

Language: The way in which we use and understand vocabulary, sentence structure and grammar to communicate a desired message and interact with others across environments.

Alternative communication: Finding alternative or assistive ways to support children who are minimally verbal or non-speaking to communicate.

Speech skills: Using clear and accurate speech sounds (“articulation”) when talking.

Literacy (reading and writing/spelling): Using letters and sounds to read and spell words.

Fluency and stuttering: Speaking smoothly without any bumps.

Voice: Speaking with clear vocal quality, pitch and loudness.

Feeding, Eating and Mealtimes: Our speech pathologists have specialised training to support children who experience challenges with their eating and drinking.

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Together, we’ll create a plan tailored to your child, empowering them to communicate and connect with the world around them.

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How We Help

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Speech Sound Development

Feeding and Mealtime Skills

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Social Communication

Literacy Development

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Fluency of Speech

AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication)

Understanding and Using Language

Therapy takes place in the best environment for your child

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In clinic

At home

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School/Kinders

In Community

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Telehealth

Helping Your Child Express Themselves Confidently

Please get in touch with our team to discuss how our services can help your child. 

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