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Speech Therapy

Give your child the confidence to be heard.

Helping children communicate clearly through language, articulation, fluency and feeding therapy.

Ages

18 months – 16 years

Duration

Typically 30–45 minute sessions, 1–2 times per week, reviewed every 8–12 weeks.

Overview

Speech and language therapy supports children who have difficulty understanding language, expressing themselves, pronouncing sounds, stammering, or feeding safely. Our certified speech-language pathologists use play-based, evidence-driven techniques tailored to each child.

Whether your child is a late talker, has unclear speech, or struggles with social communication, we build a personalised plan that turns everyday moments into meaningful communication practice — at the clinic and at home.

Signs it may help

  • Limited vocabulary or not talking by expected age
  • Speech that is hard for others to understand
  • Stammering or repeating sounds and words
  • Difficulty following instructions or answering questions
  • Trouble with chewing, swallowing or fussy eating
  • Frustration when trying to communicate

Benefits

  • Clearer, more confident speech
  • Stronger vocabulary and sentence-building
  • Better listening and comprehension
  • Improved social communication and turn-taking
  • Safer, more comfortable feeding
  • Reduced frustration and behavioural outbursts
How it works

Your therapy journey

A supportive, structured path from first visit to lasting progress.

1

Speech & Language Assessment

A standardised evaluation of receptive and expressive language, articulation and oral-motor skills.

2

Goal Setting

We agree clear, measurable goals with you based on your child's needs and priorities.

3

Therapy Sessions

Fun, structured one-on-one sessions using games, stories and real-life practice.

4

Home Program & Review

Simple home activities plus regular progress reviews to keep momentum going.

FAQ

Speech Therapy — FAQs

Common questions from parents considering this service.