Our servicesInformation for parents and carers
Every page explains what the area is, signs families notice, how we help and questions families often ask. Not sure where your child fits? We can talk you through your options when you enquire.
- Speech SoundsBeing understood, and saying sounds in words.
- StutteringSmoother, more confident talking.
- LanguageUnderstanding and using words and sentences.
- Literacy FoundationsEarly skills for reading and writing.
- Play SkillsShared play, turn-taking and imagination.
- Social CommunicationConnecting, conversations and friendships.
- AACSigns, boards and devices for communicating.
- Situational MutismConfidence to talk in the places that feel hardest.
- Self-AdvocacySpeaking up for needs, choices and boundaries.
- Allied Health AssistantsRegular support close to home, supervised by a speech pathologist.