Speech Pathology
Speech pathology is a therapeutic practice that helps children develop and improve their communication skills. Speech pathologists assess and address a wide range of challenges through individual therapy and playful activities. We focus on helping children aged one to 21 develop into confident communicators. We offer a variety of services, no matter what challenges your child faces we are here to help them grow their communication skills.
What to expect from Speech Pathology Services:
Initial consultation: will be to discuss your child's needs and concerns.
Comprehensive assessment: Evaluate your child's communication skills and identify areas of difficulty.
Individualised therapy plan: Develop a personalised program based on your child's unique needs and goals.
Fun and engaging sessions: Playful activities and exercises make therapy enjoyable and effective.
Family involvement: Learn strategies and techniques to support your child's progress at home.
Regular progress monitoring: Track your child's development and adjust the therapy plan as needed.
Speech pathologists can help your child including:
Speech clarity: Difficulties producing certain sounds, lisps, or other articulation issues.
Language development: Delays in understanding or expressing spoken language, vocabulary limitations, or grammar difficulties.
Fluency: Stuttering, cluttering, or other disruptions in the flow of speech.
Voice: Hoarseness, breathiness, or other voice quality concerns.
Feeding and swallowing: Difficulties eating, drinking, or coordinating oral movements.
Social communication: Challenges with social interaction, pragmatics, or understanding nonverbal cues.
Improve speech clarity and pronunciation.
Expand their vocabulary and understanding of language.
Develop communication strategies and express themselves clearly.
Build confidence and social skills.
Overcome feeding and swallowing difficulties.
Achieve milestones and reach their full potential.
Unclear pronunciation
Difficulty being understood
Building reading and writing skills
Fostering friendships
Enhancing speech clarity
Building confidence and communication skills
Boosting academic performance and participation
Orofacial myology: Addressing issues like tongue thrusting and mouth breathing.
Thumb sucking program: Helping children break the habit and promote healthy facial development.