Speech Therapy & Pathology
Is your child having communication difficulties at home or school?
Our Paediatric Speech therapy for kids services can assist your child and recommend a program to help work with your family. Your child’s goals are our first priority and we aim to provide a fun, positive environment to work on achieving them!
It can be challenging to notice that your child might be experiencing difficulty with their speech or language. Sometimes kinder teachers, maternal health nurses, friends or family may ask you about it first if your child is mumbling, or difficult to understand.
Speech Therapy & Pathology Clinic
Paediatric Speech Therapy
Your first session will be a meet-and-greet with an experienced clinician. During speech therapy session with you and your child you can tell us all about their history, needs, goals and any concerns or worries you might have. Your clinician will ask questions and work with you to create a care plan to support your family. You can also ask us any questions – it’s great to get to know each other!
After this first paediatric speech therapy session we will confirm if regular sessions are needed – and we’ll look forward to meeting your child and helping them grow.
Children Speech Therapy
Our Speech Therapy services will help with short and long-term difficulties associated with:
(PECs, Proloquo2Go, Wordpower, LAMP)
– Social skills
– Speech and/or language delay
-Articulation
– Stuttering
– Literacy (spelling and reading)
– Expressive language
(expressing thoughts and feelings)
–Receptive language (understanding the
communication of others)
– Intellectual Disability
– Global Development Delay
– Autism Spectrum Disorder
– Listening and Attention
…and much more!
Contact us today to
find out how we can help.
Is your child having communication difficulties at home or school?
Our Paediatric Speech therapy for kids services can assist your child and recommend a program to help work with your family. Your child’s goals are our first priority and we aim to provide a fun, positive environment to work on achieving them!
It can be challenging to notice that your child might be experiencing difficulty with their speech or language. Sometimes kinder teachers, maternal health nurses, friends or family may ask you about it first if your child is mumbling, or difficult to understand.
Paediatric Speech Therapy
Your first session will be a meet-and-greet with an experienced clinician. During speech therapy session with you and your child you can tell us all about their history, needs, goals and any concerns or worries you might have. Your clinician will ask questions and work with you to create a care plan to support your family. You can also ask us any questions – it’s great to get to know each other!
After this first paediatric speech therapy session we will confirm if regular sessions are needed – and we’ll look forward to meeting your child and helping them grow.
Children Speech Therapy
Our Speech Therapy services will help with short and long-term difficulties associated with:
– Alternative Augmentative Communication
(PECs, Proloquo2Go, Wordpower, LAMP)
– Social skills
– Speech and/or language delay
– Articulation
– Stuttering
– Literacy (spelling and reading)
– Expressive language
(expressing thoughts and feelings)
– Receptive language (understanding the
communication of others)
Our clinicians have experience assisting clients and their families with:
– Intellectual Disabilities
– Global Development Delay
– Autism Spectrum Disorder
– ADHD
…and other cognitive and physical disabilities.
Contact us today to
find out how we can help.
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