Speech Therapy That Helps Every Voice Be Heard
Speech Pathology for Children and Adults
From first words to confident conversations, our speech pathologists support children and adults with speech, language, communication, feeding and swallowing needs.
- Early language delays, articulation and stuttering support
- Alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) devices and training
- Feeding, swallowing and mealtime management
How to know if you need Speech Therapy?
- Speech delay
- Language delay
- Stuttering
- Difficulties with social skills
- Difficulties with understanding
- Difficulties with literacy
- Speech errors
- Difficulties with play skills
Benefits of Speech Therapy
Communication Development
Speech Therapy Assessments
Assessments are used to understand communication needs, goals, and daily environments before services begin. Speech therapy assessments may include
- Speech and Pronunciation
- Language
- Development
- Cognition
- Academic
- Feeding and Swallowing
- Motor Coordination
- Handwriting
Meet Our Speech Therapy Team
Amira
Speech Therapist
Amritha
Speech Therapist
Anubhuti
Speech Therapist
Eve
Speech Therapist
Gabrielle
Speech Therapist
Grainne
Speech Therapist
Jessica
Speech Therapist
Maggie
Speech Therapist
Mahanoor
Allied Health Assistant (Speech Therapy)
Sara Abul
Speech Therapist
Funding Options
Aged Care
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See DetailsFrequently Asked Questions
Speech therapy sessions focus on supporting communication needs following an assessment. Sessions may involve activities that support speech sounds, language, understanding, social communication, or swallowing, depending on individual needs.
Speech therapy may support communication skills such as speech clarity, language understanding and use, social interaction, and swallowing. Support is tailored to everyday environments such as home, school, work, and the community.
A referral is not always required to access speech therapy services. However, a referral may be needed for certain funding options, such as Medicare or DVA, and our team can help clarify this during your enquiry.
Speech therapy usually begins with an assessment to understand strengths, needs, and goals. Based on this assessment, the therapist will discuss suitable support options and plan sessions accordingly.
Speech Therapy in Parramatta, Bankstown & Penrith
