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Speech pathology services

Assessment, therapy and practical support for communication — working together with families, schools and other professionals.

Assessment and therapy

  • Speech and language assessment

    A detailed look at speech sounds, understanding and use of language, and how communication is going day to day — so goals are clear and meaningful.

  • Speech and language intervention

    Therapy sessions focused on agreed goals, using activities that suit the person’s age, interests and routines.

  • Literacy support

    Work on the language skills that support reading and spelling, such as sound awareness, vocabulary and understanding text.

  • Fluency (stuttering)

    Support for children and adults who stutter, including strategies and education for families.

  • Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)

    Helping people communicate with tools such as picture systems, key word signing or speech-generating devices, and helping families and schools use them.

  • Social communication

    Support with conversation, play, understanding others and navigating everyday social situations.

Working with families and schools

  • Parent coaching

    Practical, everyday strategies for parents and carers, so communication practice fits naturally into home life.

  • School observations

    Seeing how communication is going in the classroom or playground, with the school’s agreement.

  • Liaison with families, schools and other professionals

    Sharing information and strategies (with your consent) with teachers, early childhood educators, GPs and other therapists.

  • Case conferences

    Taking part in team meetings about a person’s support, so everyone is working towards the same goals.

Reports, preparation and telehealth

  • Reports

    Written assessment and progress reports — for example for school, funding reviews or other professionals.

  • Participant-specific preparation and documentation

    For NDIS participants this is billed as “Participant-specific non-face-to-face clinical support”, only for the actual time spent and only when it relates directly to that participant. General administration is never charged.

  • Telehealth

    Sessions by video call, when telehealth suits the person and their goals.

    About telehealth

Feeding and swallowing are not offered

Juno Speech Pathology does not provide feeding or swallowing (dysphagia) assessment or therapy. If you have concerns about eating, drinking or swallowing, please speak with your GP about a referral to a service that provides it.

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