Speech pathology

Want to help your child become a confident communicator? This blog offers practical tips from speech pathologists for supporting speech development at home, tailored for families in Shoalhaven.

Speech pathologists support a wide range of communication and swallowing needs. This blog outlines 10 common conditions treated in speech pathology, from speech delays and stuttering to voice disorders and language difficulties.

Boost your child’s language skills with easy, everyday strategies. This blog shares practical tips from speech pathologists to help parents support language development during daily routines and play.

Is your child a late talker? Learn when to seek support and how speech pathologists help children build communication skills. This blog offers guidance for parents navigating speech and language delays.

Stuttering is more common than many parents realise. This blog explains the signs of stuttering, when to seek help, and how speech therapy supports children in building fluent, confident communication skills.

Starting school is a big step. This blog explores how speech therapy helps children develop key communication, social, and literacy skills that support a smooth and confident transition to the classroom.

Worried about your child’s speech? This blog explains the signs of a speech delay, what’s typical, and when it’s time to seek help from a speech pathologist for early support and better outcomes.

Our speech pathologists love sharing easy, everyday ways parents can help build their child’s communication skills at home.

Speech pathologists work with children and adults across many areas of communication, language, and feeding.

Our speech pathology team is passionate about helping clients of all ages build stronger communication skills.

Did you know speech pathologists also support children and teens with literacy, learning, and school success?

Speech pathology isn’t just for children—adults also benefit from support for a wide range of communication and swallowing challenges.

SP's work with children across all stages of development—not just with speech delays, but with a whole range of communication needs.

We’re so excited to share some great news with our community – we currently have capacity for new speech pathology clients over the next 1–2 months!