NDIS Speech Pathologists

Our Speech Pathology team works with participants across South-East Queensland to support communication, language development, and safe swallowing. Each referral is matched to a Speech Pathologist based on clinical fit

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Kim

Kim works with both children and adults across speech, language, literacy, and swallowing, with a warm, family-centred approach that puts outcomes at the centre of every session. She holds specialist training in Childhood Apraxia of Speech and Sounds Write, making her a strong clinical match for complex speech sound and literacy presentations

Libby

Libby’s background in Biotechnology before speech pathology brings a naturally evidence-driven lens to her work with children and young adults. She has specialist training in AAC for Gestalt Language Processors and hands-on experience supporting children across ASD, ADHD, Down syndrome, and intellectual disability

Bethany

Bethany’s practice is focused squarely on adult communication and swallowing, with specialist depth in neurological disorders and motor speech difficulties. Her training in Parkinson’s voice therapy (SpeakOUT!) and swallowing management makes her a strong clinical fit for participants with complex neurological presentations

Crystal

Crystal’s path into speech pathology included five years working directly with autistic children, giving her a depth of practical understanding that continues to shape her clinical approach. She’s one of the few practitioners in the region offering gender affirming voice therapy alongside a comprehensive AAC and paediatric-adult caseload

Michelle

Michelle brings an energetic early-intervention focus to paediatric speech pathology, with a therapy style built around genuine engagement over clinical routine. Her specialist training in Gestalt Language Processing, combined with experience across communication, swallowing, and literacy, makes her a versatile fit for young clients with a range of needs

Madi

Madi’s undergraduate background in Psychology gives her a distinct lens on paediatric communication, particularly for children with complex disabilities and diverse support needs. She has a deep focus on family-centred care and a particular interest in early intervention, AAC, and supporting children across school and clinic settings

Sami

Sami covers the full lifespan with a broad caseload across speech, language, swallowing, and AAC, backed by specialist training in Key Word Sign and Parkinson’s voice therapy. She’s a particularly strong fit for support coordinators managing mixed or multi-member caseloads who need a clinician with genuine breadth

What Our Speech Pathologists Help With

Speech sound difficulties and articulation
Language delay and language disordertices - monitoring and reduction
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)ehensive behaviour support plans
Swallow assessments
Mealtime Management Plans
Social communication and pragmatic language
Stuttering, fluency and literacy support

Click the locations below to find the available clinicians

Telehealth Speech Pathology also available

Step 1

Submit a referral with participant details

Step 2

We review and match with the right pathologist

Step 3

Initial assessment or planning session is scheduled

Beyond

Ongoing support or report is delivered to your family

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