Services for kids

Early childhood intervention (ECI), for kids diagnosed with Autism or ADHD
Late talkers
Listening difficulties
Difficulty with saying certain sounds
Reading skills
Spelling skills
Stuttering and Cluttering
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

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Services for Adults

Eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties
Speech challenges- Dysarthria, Apraxia
Language difficulties after stroke - Aphasia
Voice changes- Parkinson’s Disease
Cognitive communication - Dementia
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Stuttering / Fluency
Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC)
Training for carers

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Struggling with speech or swallowing can feel isolating, not only affecting you but also those around you. However, there is hope. With a customised approach, we can tackle these issues together. Here’s how we can help:

ent Swallowing Difficulties

Often seen in conditions like stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and as part of the ageing process. We work on strategies to make swallowing safer and more comfortable.

communication Speech Clarity

For individuals with Dysarthria, Apraxia of Speech, or other neurological conditions, ensuring your words are clear and easily understood.

voice_selection Voice Strength

Focused on restoring the power and clarity of your voice, helping you to speak up with confidence.

language Language Skills

Supporting recovery from conditions like stroke-induced Aphasia, helping you find and use the right words again.

hearing Speech Sounds

Addressing issues like stuttering and slurred speech to smooth out your speech patterns.

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What to expect

Your first visit

During your initial visit, the Speech Pathologist will discuss any communication or swallowing issues you're facing and what goals you'd like to achieve. Together, we will explore your history and the reasons for seeking speech pathology services. This first appointment is tailored to identify your needs, involving a mix of formal and informal assessments as well as clinical observations to better understand your situation. Based on this comprehensive assessment, if needed, the Speech Pathologist will prepare a detailed report and design a personalised therapy program aimed at meeting your specific needs and objectives.

Continuing Sessions

The number of follow-up sessions will depend on the personalised program developed for you. Typically, ongoing appointments involve weekly or fortnightly 60-minute sessions. These are structured to include 45 minutes of direct interaction and 15 minutes for documentation purposes.Therapy sessions take place at your home ( through Telehealth) or at Smart Clinics Windsor through various activities and functional tasks.