Speech Language and Learning is an independent private speech pathology practice, providing assessment and therapy for mainly children and adolescents. Clients include children and adolescents who have a wide range of speech, language, voice, social communication, behaviour, literacy and learning difficulties. We also assist adults with English pronunciation improvement, language and literacy support.
We have always worked within a multi-disciplinary family-based team framework and our team consultants, Sue, Angie, Caitlin and Sarah have worked within a range of hospital, educational and non-government organization settings in Australia and overseas to support clients, their parents/ families and other relevant team professionals. All consultants are members of Speech Pathology Australia and participate in the Professional Self-Regulation program for ongoing education and self-development.
Most of our team have worked together for several years and each of our consultants have developed extensive experience in areas of speech sound development, childhood developmental language disorders, speech dyspraxia/ childhood apraxia of speech, auditory processing, hearing impairment, developmental delays, cerebral palsy and autism.
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Consultations are available at several locations including our main rooms in Clayfield, located at Brandon Chambers, 2a/10 Vine Street. We also have a second location in Brighton (GPs Brighton cnr Nathan & Craig St), and we provide services at a number of Brisbane private schools (Anglican and Uniting Church) where we have been invited to consult.
Our programs are evidence-based where possible and/ or using traditional therapy approaches that we know, from our experience achieve progression of skills. We endeavour to keep abreast of new Australian and international programs and diagnostic assessment techniques.
We have an interest in voluntary work and since 2006, Speech Language and Learning has been involved in supporting children and volunteers working in developing communities overseas, as an Australian Partner Organisation for Aus Aid in countries such as The Fiji Islands, Vanuatu, the Philippines, and Oman where Speech Pathology is relatively unknown but desperately needed.
