Communication changes what’s possible.
Communication is far more than talking. Speech pathology supports a person’s ability to understand, be understood, connect with others and take part — using speech, gesture, signing, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), reading and writing.
Areas of focus
Speech pathology supports communication in all its forms — understanding, expression, speech sounds, literacy, social communication, fluency and feeding.
- Speech sounds
- Understanding language
- Expressive language
- Social communication
- Literacy
- AAC
- Fluency
- Feeding
- Early communication
What Speech can look like
- Direct sessions using play and shared activities
- Communication partner coaching
- AAC assessment and implementation support
- Literacy support
- Collaboration with school and early childhood educators
- Feeding and mealtime strategies
Support is shaped around the individual. Not every person needs every element — we work out together what’s useful for this person, in this context.
Limited availability
Fictional demonstration data — shown for illustration only.
Clinicians in this team
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help work out the next step.
You don’t need to know which discipline you need before contacting us. Our intake team can help identify the most appropriate starting point.