by Kate Cawthorn | Apr 12, 2023 | sptblog
We’re excited to annouce the launch of our new resource website, Figure of Speech Resources. For a long time now, we’ve had a vision to create a space where people could come for support and resources to help nurture and enrich the development of language...
by speechpatholog | Nov 15, 2022 | sptblog
A Christmas tree installation has appeared on the wall opposite the reception desk in the Hobart clinic. In order to decorate the tree, we are asking for help from our young clients! There are some blank cardboard ‘baubles’ available from reception, and the...
by Rosie Martin | Oct 14, 2022 | sptblog
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a neurobiologically-based communication disorder that interferes with the development of language. It’s a ‘hidden disability’. You can’t look at someone and see their DLD. But DLD has enormous knock-on effects. For too many...
by speechpatholog | Sep 30, 2022 | sptblog
Thanks to the media outlets who featured some of the incredible work that speech pathologists do, during Speech Pathology Week 2022: Australia-first speech program helping prisoners on release ABC News, 26 August 2022 An Australia-first speech pathology course in...
by speechpatholog | Sep 9, 2022 | sptblog
Speech Pathology Tasmania, in partnership with UTas, has established the John McKillop Scholarship in memory of the late husband of SPT Senior Therapist and beloved colleague Linda. The John McKillop scholarship will make it easier for Tasmanian mature aged students...
by speechpatholog | Aug 19, 2022 | sptblog
August 21-27 is Speech Pathology Week 2022. To celebrate Speech Pathology Week 2022 we are offering young clients a colouring-in page during their visit to the clinic. We invite children to return their artwork to reception to be put on display. Our Admin team will...
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