Training Course: Dyslexia for Speech Pathologists: Clinical Impact

Suitable for: Speech pathologists working in paediatric, school-based, or private practice settings, as well as clinicians supporting literacy, language, and learning difficulties.

Suitable for: Speech pathologists working in paediatric, school-based, or private practice settings, as well as clinicians supporting literacy, language, and learning difficulties.

This professional development workshop strengthens speech pathologists’ understanding of dyslexia and their role in assessment and intervention. Participants will explore how reading develops, the underlying causes of dyslexia, and how to translate assessment findings into practical, evidence-based support for clients. The session emphasises clinical reasoning, shared reflection, and applied strategies that can be used immediately in practice.

Goals of the Training:

  • Understand reading development, including orthographic mapping and word recognition.
  • Identify the key features and underlying causes of dyslexia.
  • Build confidence in assessing and profiling literacy difficulties.
  • Clarify the role of speech pathology in dyslexia assessment and intervention.
  • Apply clinical reasoning to inform evidence-based decision-making.
  • Participants will receive a certificate of completion.