Communication

-  Developmental Delays, including Language concerns

-  Speech concerns such as Speech Sound Disorders (SSDs) or Childhood Apraxia of Speech

-  Autism & ADHD

-  Brain injuries

-  Intellectual Disability

-  Learning Disabilities including Dyslexia and Dysgraphia

-  Hearing loss

-  Cerebral Palsy

-  Stuttering

-  Situational Mutism

-  Minimally verbal clients needing communication support (known as AAC) including Key Word Sign or Speech Generating Devices

-  Any other presentations that impact functional communication

Our PATC Speech Pathologists practice using a Neurodiversity affirming approach supporting the well-being, confidence and education of our clients and families. We use strengths-based approaches, where possible, to help individuals communicate effectively in a range of environments, specific to their needs. We provide education and support to schools, advocate for our clients in a range of settings to ensure our clients feel supported and understood. Our reports include individualised accommodations and adjustments to support inclusivity. 

You do not need a referral to see a Speech Pathologist, so please contact our team to discuss your needs..