Speech Pathology

Language

Helping individuals who may need assistance when it comes to communicating on a day-to-day basis which may include talking (expressive) and understanding (receptive) others.

Feeding

Helping children who are often labelled as ‘picky eaters’ and creating positive mealtime experiences.

Literacy

Assisting with reading, writing and spelling.

Speech

Assisting with annunciation, articulation, pronunciation and other factors and conditions that may affect speech.

Apraxia of Speech

Working with those who find it challenging to move their mouth to produce sounds and words.

Social Skills

Working with children to develop their social interactions to assist with making meaningful relationships.

Stuttering

Developing and implementing strategies to assist those who experience stuttering, a disorder that impacts the flow of speech.

Autism Spectrum Disorder

ASD can often impact an individuals speech, language comprehension and verbal communication, therefore a Speech Pathologist can help address such difficulties.

Cognitive Communication Skills

Assisting with problem solving and imagination.