Any concerns about your child’s communication or learning development may be helped and further investigated by a speech pathologist. These concerns may come from yourself, teachers or other professionals. Concerns might include difficulties with:

• Pronouncing words and sounds accurately

• Reading, writing and spelling 

• Understanding or following directions

• Building sentences or expressing ideas clearly

• Speaking smoothly (e.g. stuttering)

• Using social language appropriately (e.g. understanding body language, turn-taking, or conversation skills)

Research evidence consistently shows that early intervention leads to the best outcomes, helping children develop strong communication foundations for life.

To book an appointment or discuss your concerns, please contact our clinic. One of our team members will take some brief information about your child’s needs and help you decide whether our service is the right fit.

A GP referral is not required to see a Speech Pathologist. However, you may wish to speak with your GP to check if your child is eligible for a Chronic Disease Management Plan (EPC), which provides access to Medicare rebates for up to five sessions per calendar year.

Yes! Figure of Speech Pathology is able to support children who are self-managed or plan-managed under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). 

To book an appointment or discuss your concerns, please contact our clinic. One of our team members will take some brief information about your child’s needs and help you decide whether our service is the right fit.

No. A GP referral is not required to see a Speech Pathologist. However, you may wish to speak with your GP to check if your child is eligible for a Chronic Disease Management Plan (EPC), which provides access to Medicare rebates for up to five sessions per calendar year.