Providing the highest level of care to children with language disabilities and developmental disorders.

You may need a Speech-Language Pathologist if your child is having difficulty with:

• Constructing sentences with appropriate vocabulary and grammar
• Understanding and following instructions
• Clarity of speech (ability to be understood by an unfamiliar listener)
• Fluency of speech
• Acquiring literacy skills such as rhyme, breaking words down into sounds, identifying individual sounds in words, spelling and reading
• If your child is reluctant to speak to communicate with peers and adults

If your child is school age and the classroom teacher or Kindy teacher has raised concerns about their language and literacy acquisition, we strongly suggest you seek help early.

You do not need a GP referral to see a Speech-Language Pathologist so you can book without a written referral