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Supporting Little Voices

We believe every child deserves the opportunity to express themselves confidently and connect with the world around them. Our paediatric services are designed with this

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We Care About Every Voice, Big and Small.

We’re more than just a practice, we’re a team of passionate, dynamic therapists who believe in the power of communication at every stage of life.

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Rebuilding Communication and Cognition

How Speech Therapy Supports Recovery After Stroke or Brain Injury When a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs, the effects often ripple far beyond

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Neonatal Feeding and Swallowing Disorders

Feeding is one of the first essential life skills a newborn must master, yet for some infants, this seemingly simple task can be a challenge.

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Rehabilitation of feeding and swallowing post stroke or traumatic brain injury

Feeding and swallowing are essential functions we often take for granted—until they become impaired due to a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI). Dysphagia, or

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Stuttering is common, but for pre-schoolers, not necessarily harmful

Famous names like Moses, Marilyn Monroe, Winston Churchill, and King George VI all had one thing in common, they all stuttered! While stuttering is well-known,

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Goals and Aspirations, Particularly When it Comes to Communication

As we step into the New Year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our goals and aspirations, particularly when it comes to communication. Whether

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Making Speech Therapy Fun Over the Festive Holidays

The holiday season is a fantastic time to keep speech therapy engaging and relevant by incorporating a little festive spirit into practice. One enjoyable way

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Understanding Risk Factors for Ongoing Language Problems in Children

While there’s no single way to predict which children might face persistent language challenges, research highlights some key risk factors. Understanding these can provide clarity

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Why Do We Forget Words While Speaking?

Have you ever been in the middle of a sentence and just blanked on a word you know you know? You’re not alone! Most people

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Supporting Little Voices

We Care About Every Voice, Big and Small.

Rebuilding Communication and Cognition

Neonatal Feeding and Swallowing Disorders

Rehabilitation of feeding and swallowing post stroke or traumatic brain injury

Stuttering is common, but for pre-schoolers, not necessarily harmful

Goals and Aspirations, Particularly When it Comes to Communication

Making Speech Therapy Fun Over the Festive Holidays

Understanding Risk Factors for Ongoing Language Problems in Children

Why Do We Forget Words While Speaking?

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Supporting Little Voices

We Care About Every Voice, Big and Small.

Rebuilding Communication and Cognition