LanguageUnderstanding and using words
Building the words, and the understanding, behind everyday communication.
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Enquiry FormHow we help
- Understanding and talking. We support receptive language (understanding) and expressive language (using words and sentences).
- Real situations. We practise in meaningful activities that suit your child's age and interests.
- Part of everyday life. Simple ways to build language into everyday routines like book-sharing, play and mealtimes.
Sessions are usually 45 minutes, weekly, fortnightly or monthly, depending on what your child needs. In clinic, at home, kinder, school or online. NDIS, Medicare and private. About funding
Questions families ask
What do you mean by language?
For speech pathologists, language means how we understand and use words, sentences and concepts to communicate. It includes vocabulary, grammar, following instructions, telling stories and expressing ideas.
Do you support both receptive and expressive language?
Short answer: yes. We support receptive language (understanding) and expressive language (using words and sentences), always in ways that fit your child's age, needs and daily environments.
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