Services we provide
With our experience and dedication to child-centred care, we provide a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of every child.
We Provide Support With The Following:
Speech Difficulties:
Young children generally develop speech sounds in a predictable order. It is expected for young children to make some speech errors as their language develops, however, children with an articulation or phonological disorder will often be difficult to understand or retain errors no longer expected for their age.
Delayed Talking:
Every child’s pace of development is unique, however a toddler between 18 and 30 months old who isn’t speaking much or at all but is otherwise developing normally may be considered a late talker.
Fluency/Stuttering Issues:
Some children who stutter recover naturally, but it can be a lifelong condition for others. Different treatments can help people who stutter to improve their speech and are most effective if started during the pre-school years.
Language Delays:
Language delays/disorders can be difficulties with expression and/or understanding of language.
Developing Literacy Skills:
Social Skills:
Navigating social skills can be tricky – we use them everyday to interact and communicate with others. They include verbal and non-verbal communication, such as speech, gesture, facial expression and body language.
Therapy programs are individualised for each child. They are regularly reviewed and are based on your child’s needs and the current evidence-based research.
GP referrals are not necessary to access our Speech Pathology services.