We provide quality speech therapy services.

Speech therapy helps children develop and improve their communication skills, including speech clarity, language understanding, social communication, and feeding/swallowing skills. A speech pathologist works with children to support their speech, language, and communication needs.

If your child has difficulty with speech sounds, understanding or using language, stuttering, social communication, or feeding/swallowing, they may benefit from speech therapy. If you’re unsure, we recommend booking an initial assessment with a speech pathologist.

Early intervention is key! If you have any concerns about your child’s speech or language development at any age (even as early as 12 months), it’s best to consult a speech pathologist for advice.

No, you don’t need a referral. You can book an appointment directly. However, some funding options (e.g., Medicare plans) may require a referral from a GP or paediatrician.

The initial session includes a discussion about your child’s development, concerns, and goals. We may also conduct assessments through play-based activities or structured tasks to determine your child’s communication needs.

Sessions typically last between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your child’s needs and therapy plan.

This varies depending on your child’s needs. Some children attend weekly, while others may come fortnightly or monthly. Your speech pathologist will discuss a plan that best suits your child.

Yes! We provide online therapy sessions, which can be a convenient option for families who live in remote areas or prefer to access therapy from home.

Some errors are typical in early speech development, but certain difficulties may indicate a delay or disorder. If your child is difficult to understand compared to peers of the same age, an assessment is recommended.

Every child develops at their own pace, but if your child is not saying words by 18 months or not combining words by 2 years, a speech therapy assessment may be beneficial.

Some children do catch up on their own, but others may require support. Early intervention helps prevent long-term communication challenges.

Stuttering is common in young children as they learn to talk. However, if stuttering persists for more than six months, worsens, or causes distress, a speech pathologist can help.

No, learning multiple languages does not cause speech delays. However, bilingual children may take a little longer to develop both languages, which is normal.

Fees vary depending on the type and length of the session. Please contact us for a breakdown of costs.

Medicare may cover some speech therapy sessions if your child is eligible for a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan from a GP. Check with your doctor for eligibility.

Yes, many private health funds cover speech pathology under extras. Check with your insurer to see what is included in your policy.

Yes! If your child has an NDIS plan, speech therapy may be funded under the “Improved Daily Living” or “Capacity Building” categories. Contact us for more details on how we can support your child through NDIS.

Yes, some children may be eligible for government-funded programs, including the NDIS, Medicare rebates, and state-based early intervention programs. We can guide you through the options.

We provide practical strategies and activities tailored to your child’s needs so you can continue supporting their communication skills at home.

Yes! We can provide reports for schools, doctors, and other professionals upon request.

Absolutely! We can support your child in developing communication, social, and pre-literacy skills to help them thrive in a school environment.

Yes! Speech therapy helps children with autism improve their communication, social interactions, and language development.

We use child-friendly, play-based approaches to make therapy engaging. If your child is hesitant, we will adapt sessions to their interests and comfort level.