Speech Pathology
Speech Pathology aims to support children to improve their verbal language and communication skills. We provide interventions for children that experience difficulties in these areas and use evidence-based treatments to address these difficulties. We work alongside you and your child to help them achieve their goals.
Supporting Early Development Through Movement
Speech Pathologists can provide interventions for:
Speech and sound - for example, combining sounds in words.
Language development – understanding and speaking.
Literacy – including reading, writing, and spelling.
Practical language and social skills – making friends and social interactions.
Feeding and swallowing difficulties – trouble coordinating sucking and swallowing, limited food choices etc.
Oro-motor skills – Movement and muscle tone in the jaw, cheeks, lip, and tongue as well as structure of the palate, teeth, and tonsils.
Fluency for example stuttering or cluttering.
Voice - difficulties with vocal quality, pitch and loudness, poor vocal hygiene or vocal nodules