Speech pathology supports two broad areas of life: communication and swallowing, from a toddler learning their first words, to an adult recovering communication after a stroke.
Our speech pathologists work with participants and families to build practical communication strategies that fit real life.
We support participants across the lifespan, including those with autism, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, and acquired brain injury.
We talk through your goals, your NDIS plan, and what support looks like day to day.
Your clinician gets to know your goals and needs, in clinic or at home.
We build a practical plan together and review progress as your goals change.
Self-managed, plan-managed, and agency-managed participants all welcome.
Your therapists talk to each other, so your supports work together.
Whatever fits your routine and your goals best.
We know waiting is the hardest part, so we move quickly on new referrals.
Speech pathology is typically funded under Improved Daily Living, and is also available through the early childhood approach for younger participants.
No, you can reach out directly, or be referred by a support coordinator, plan manager, GP, or school.
Not at all, early communication support, including pre-verbal and AAC strategies, is a core part of what we do.
Yes, it works especially well for ongoing coaching and caregiver training sessions.
Get in touch and we’ll talk through whether this is the right fit for your goals.
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