NDIS Speech Pathology
In Person & Telehealth
Speech pathology is about more than speech. Our speech pathologists work with children and adults across the Gold Coast and via telehealth, supporting communication, language, literacy, social skills, and safe, comfortable eating and drinking
Every participant is matched with a speech pathologist suited to their needs, so support is the right fit from the first session
- Supporting All Ages
- Gold Coast & Telehealth
- Communication & Swallowing
- Experienced Practitioners
- No Extended Waiting Lists
Our Funding Partners
As speech pathologists, we know how much communication shapes everyday life, from making friends and learning at school to staying connected as an adult. Our team works with participants of all ages to build communication and support safe, enjoyable eating and drinking, using evidence-based approaches tailored to each person.
When Speech Pathology May Help
Speech pathologists support a wide range of communication and swallowing needs. If you or someone you support is noticing any of the following, a speech pathology assessment may be a good place to start
Communication
- Speech that's hard to understand, or delayed speech sounds
- Difficulty understanding or using language
- Challenges with reading, writing, or literacy
- Trouble with social communication and conversation
- Stuttering or fluency difficulties
- Communication changes after a stroke, injury, or diagnosis
Eating, Drinking & Swallowing
- Coughing, choking, or discomfort when eating or drinking
- Difficulty chewing or managing certain food textures
- Mealtimes that feel stressful or unsafe
- Changes to swallowing after a stroke or illness
- Concerns about a child's feeding or fussy eating
- The need for a mealtime management plan
Not sure where to start? A first session helps us understand what’s going on and what support might help
Our Speech Pathology Services
From a child learning to talk to an adult regaining communication after illness, we tailor support to each participant’s goals and stage of life. Explore the areas we work across, or start a referral and we’ll match you with the right speech pathologist
Paediatric Speech Pathology
Our paediatric speech pathologists support children with speech sounds, language, literacy, and social communication, from early intervention through to school age. We take a family-centred approach and often work alongside parents, carers, and teachers so progress carries through to home, kindy, and the classroom. Sessions are designed to be engaging and play-based, because children learn best when they’re having fun
Teen & Adult Speech Pathology
We work with teens, adolescents and adults across a wide range of communication needs, including changes after a stroke, brain injury, or a progressive condition such as Parkinson’s or dementia. Our speech pathologists also support voice, including gender affirming voice, and cognitive-communication skills. Support is practical and goal-led, focused on helping participants stay connected and independent in everyday life
Swallowing & Mealtime Support
Eating and drinking safely is something many people take for granted, but swallowing difficulties (dysphagia) can affect both safety and quality of life. Our speech pathologists assess swallowing and develop practical mealtime management plans for children and adults, working with families and support workers to make mealtimes safer and more enjoyable. Swallowing assessments are completed in person
Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)
For participants who communicate in ways other than speech, AAC opens up new ways to be heard. Our team is experienced in tools and approaches including PODD and LAMP, from low-tech communication boards through to speech-generating devices. We work with the participant and the people around them so the whole communication system works in daily life, not just in sessions
How Speech Pathology Can Help
- Clearer, more confident communication
- Understanding and using language
- Reading, writing, and literacy skills
- Connecting socially and building relationships
- Safer, more comfortable eating and drinking
Meet Our Speech Pathologists
Our speech pathologists bring a mix of clinical training and hands-on experience across communication and swallowing. Get to know the team below, or start a referral and we’ll match you with the right fit for your needs
Create Your Personalised Care Plan
Start a referral so our team has all the information we need to help you, then one of our behaviour support practitioners will be in touch within 48 hours!
Our Approach to Speech Pathology
Good speech pathology doesn’t stay in the therapy room. Here’s how we work to make support effective and lasting
Family & team centred
We work closely with parents, carers, teachers, and support workers, because the people around a participant are part of every communication moment
Built around everyday life
We focus on the words, skills, and situations that matter most to each participant, so therapy carries over into home, school, work, and the community
Evidence-based & personal
We draw on established, evidence-based approaches and tailor them to each person, rather than a one-size-fits-all program
Flexible settings
We see participants at our Robina clinic, in the community, at home, or via telehealth, whichever makes support easiest to access. Swallowing is assessed in person
As an NDIS approved speech pathology provider, all our pathologists are accredited and able to support you whatever your plan type or personal need
Support Coordinator Capacity Updates
Are you a Support Coordinator looking to connect participants with therapists? Receive emails and keep up-to-date with our capacity
Frequently Asked Questions
Still can’t find what you’re looking for? Call us today for more information!
What is speech pathology?
Speech pathologists support people with communication, including speech, language, literacy, and social skills, as well as eating, drinking, and swallowing. They work with children and adults to build skills that make everyday life easier
Who can benefit from speech pathology?
Speech pathology can help children with speech or language delays, adults adjusting to communication changes after a stroke or illness, and anyone experiencing difficulty with swallowing or mealtimes. If you’re not sure whether it’s the right fit, our team is happy to talk it through
Do you offer speech pathology for both children and adults?
Yes. Our team works across paediatric and adult speech pathology, and we’ll match you with a speech pathologist experienced in your area of need
What is AAC?
AAC, or augmentative and alternative communication, refers to ways of communicating other than speech, from picture boards through to speech-generating devices. Our speech pathologists are experienced in approaches such as PODD and LAMP, and support participants and their families to use them in daily life
Do you offer telehealth speech pathology?
Yes. Many communication goals can be supported effectively over secure video, which can be a good option for participants in regional areas or those who prefer the comfort of home. Swallowing assessments are completed in person
Can speech pathology help with swallowing or mealtime difficulties?
Yes. Our speech pathologists assess swallowing and develop practical mealtime management plans to support safer, more comfortable eating and drinking. Swallowing assessments are completed in person
What happens in a first speech pathology session?
The first session is about getting to know the participant and understanding their communication or swallowing needs. From there, we work together to set goals and plan the support ahead.
How quickly can I get started?
We don’t keep extended waiting lists. Once we’ve received a referral and the information we need, one of our speech pathologists will be in touch within 48 hours
Message Us Directly
Our team aims to respond within 48 hours