Interactive Speech Pathology

At Interactive Speech Pathology, we believe every individual, regardless of their communication abilities, has the right to express themselves and reach their full potential. We are a team of qualified speech pathologists with extensive experience supporting children and adults with complex communication needs.

Our Mission

Our mission is to empower people with complex communication needs to reach their full potential and engage in meaningful interactions with their environment. We work collaboratively with our clients, their families, educators, and other stakeholders to develop a tailored plan that meets their unique needs.

1. Individual Therapy and Support

• Individualised therapy sessions focusing on the client's specific needs and goals.
• Implementation of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems, such as PECS, PODD, and speech generating devices.
• Support for literacy development and expanding vocabulary.
• Therapy for swallowing and feeding difficulties.

2. Group Training and Workshops

• Regular workshops for parents and caregivers on various strategies for supporting individuals with complex communication needs.
• Tailored training programs for educators and other professionals working with individuals with AAC needs.

3. Professional Consultation

• Consultation services to schools and organizations on implementing effective AAC programs and inclusive practices.
• Training on individualised communication intervention strategies.
• Support with NDIS funding and program management.

Our Approach

We take a holistic approach to communication development, focusing on:

• Building rapport and establishing trust with our clients.
• Understanding the individual's unique needs and goals.
• Collaboratively developing and implementing interventions.
• Providing ongoing support and monitoring progress.

Our Team

Our team of experienced speech pathologists is passionate about supporting individuals with complex communication needs. We are committed to staying up-to-date with the latest research and advancements in AAC and providing evidence-based interventions.