“You just play all day” One of our speech therapists once said her husband liked to joke that she didn’t really work but instead got to play every day. And it’s kind of true! Well, the bit about playing every day is definitely true! Play is embedded in the work that we do as speech […]
Orton Gillingham Educators use the science of reading to crack the code of written language. By working with an OG Educator you or your child can learn the code and patterns of written language, and gain tools to become a strong reader and writer. So, what is an OG Educator, what do they do, and […]
A parent/child group program facilitated by a senior speech pathologist. For parents of children with autism or social communication difficulties.
Seeking support for your child can be daunting. We recognise that for many families, coming to speech therapy is as significant for the parents as it is for the child. One mother shares her story: In the early stages of my son’s speech pathology sessions, I had doubts. Not because of the service or care […]
Snuggling up with a picture book does more than create cozy moments—it lays the foundation for your child’s learning and emotional growth.
Saying “I don’t know” has gotten a bad rap, often mistaken for weakness, when really, it’s a powerful starting point for learning and growth. In speech therapy, we celebrate those words—sometimes with a high-five, sometimes with a lolly—because they show courage, honesty, and the readiness to find out more.
Our social skills groups are ideal for children/teens who may benefit from interacting with peers in a safe, engaging environment while working on their social and language goals. We run several online Minecraft Groups & in-person Board Game Groups.
We rely on our voice every day, often without thinking—until it stops working properly. Voice issues can seriously impact daily communication and quality of life.
Stuttering beyond three months needs attention. Early intervention is vital. Our evidence-based therapies support both children and adults to improve fluency and confidence.
Our speech pathologists carefully assess and identify language difficulties, such as Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). We provide tailored strategies and work closely with families.
