Early Language & Communication
Babies learn language through connection. Our speech pathologists empower parents with play-based strategies to support communication, fostering lifelong learning and strong relationships.
Category Speech Pathology Services
Speech Sound Therapy for Adults & Children
Speech develops over eight years. If progress stalls, a Speech Sound Disorder may be present. Early intervention supports speech, learning, behaviour, and social development.
Speech Therapy Assistants
A Speech Therapy Assistant (STA) is someone who helps a Speech Pathologist to implement therapeutic activities for their clients.
Literacy: Reading & Writing Support
Our focus is on evidence-based approaches like the Orton-Gillingham (OG) Language Approach, which delivers targeted interventions for those with dyslexia and other learning difficulties.
Swallowing, Feeding & Meal-Time Management
Our team provides thorough assessments and therapeutic support, addressing the mechanical, sensory, cognitive, and behavioural aspects of these issues to improve safety and comfort.
Circle of Security Parenting™ Program
The Circle of Security® program (COSP™) empowers parents to build strong, secure connections with their children, fostering self-esteem, emotional regulation, and confidence.
What do Speech Pathologists do?
Speech Pathologists support all the skills of human communication, in addition to speech production.
The Cup and Communication
Communication is everyone’s right. It is a thing that matters most in life. Communication gives access to everything else. Like the cup, it is a humble tool of celebration, sharing and service.