Heard there's a long wait for therapy? Think again. This blog shares how our team is reducing wait times and offering timely access to occupational therapy and speech pathology services for kids and adults.

The CELF-5 is a key assessment used by speech pathologists to evaluate language skills in children. This blog explains what it measures, how it’s used, and why it’s important for supporting NDIS and school-based goals in Shoalhaven.

New to the NDIS or unsure how to get started with therapy? This blog guides you through accessing occupational therapy and speech pathology services in Shoalhaven and Illawarra, with tips for making the most of your plan.

Curious about how occupational therapy can help your child? This blog explains what paediatric OT involves, what skills it supports, and how families in Shoalhaven and Illawarra can access therapy to help their child thrive.

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.

Anxiety in children can show up in many ways—some not always obvious. This blog helps parents and caregivers recognise common signs of anxiety and understand when to seek support from therapy services.

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.

AAC, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication, helps children who are nonverbal or minimally verbal express themselves. Learn how speech pathologists support AAC use to build communication, confidence, and connection.

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.

Therapy can be playful and engaging! This blog shares fun, therapist-approved activities that parents can do at home to support their child’s development in speech, motor skills, and emotional regulation.

Early support can make a big difference. This blog helps parents recognise early signs that their child may benefit from occupational therapy or speech pathology—and explains when to reach out for help.

Developmental delay refers to a significant lag in a child’s physical, cognitive, communication, social-emotional, or adaptive development compared to their peers.