Speech and language delays, stuttering, articulation problems, voice disorders, and swallowing difficulties.
Can speech pathology help with stuttering?
Yes, speech pathology can provide techniques to help manage stuttering and improve fluency.
Is speech pathology only for children?
No, speech pathology benefits individuals of all ages, from children with speech delays to adults with communication disorders.
What happens during a Speech Pathology assessment?
In your first session, the Speech Pathologist will:
What types of treatments do Speech Pathologists provide?
Speech Pathologists offer treatments such as:
Treatments are individualised and may include games, exercises, visual aids, and technology-based learning.
How does Speech Therapy help children with speech delays?
For children with speech delays or language difficulties, therapy helps:
Early intervention is key to better communication outcomes.
How long does Speech Therapy take to see results?
The time required for improvement varies based on the individual, condition, and treatment plan. Some people see progress in a few weeks, while others may need long-term therapy for ongoing improvement.
Speech therapy is most effective when combined with regular practice at home.
Do I need a referral to see a Speech Pathologist?
No, you don’t need a referral to see a Speech Pathologist privately. However, if you’re seeking therapy through:
Check with your health provider for coverage details.
