Speech-Language Therapy supports individuals experiencing difficulties with speech, language, communication, learning, academic communication, voice, fluency, cognitive-communication and swallowing.
Speech and language skills play an important role in how children understand, learn, read, write, express ideas and participate in academic activities.
A Speech-Language Pathologist assesses an individual's communication and related learning needs and develops an appropriate intervention plan based on their strengths, challenges and goals.
Therapy may support a child with speech or language difficulties, a child experiencing language-based learning or academic communication difficulties, an adult recovering from a neurological condition, someone experiencing voice or fluency difficulties, or an individual with swallowing or feeding concerns.