Teach 2 Talk Speech Pathology

About Us

Teach 2 Talk Speech Pathology is a private paediatric speech pathology practice located in Narre Warren, serving children and adolescents in the Camberwell area. Founded by certified speech pathologist, Irene Deanne Frangoulis, the clinic provides individualised and comprehensive speech therapy services to address a wide range of communication challenges.

Our Founder and Principal Speech Pathologist

Irene Deanne Frangoulis is a seasoned speech pathologist with over 16 years of experience. Driven by a deep passion for supporting children with communication difficulties, she established Teach 2 Talk Speech Pathology with the vision of creating a nurturing and supportive environment where children can thrive. Her multidisciplinary approach involves collaborative work with teachers, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals to achieve optimal outcomes for her clients.

Clinical Services

Teach 2 Talk Speech Pathology offers a comprehensive range of services to address various speech and language concerns, including:

• Articulation and Phonology: Addressing difficulties with sound production, clarity, and fluency.
• Language Development: Supporting children with language delay or disorders in acquiring language skills.
• Auditory Processing: Assisting with challenges in understanding spoken language.
• Fluency Difficulties: Helping children overcome stammering and repetitive speech patterns.
• Autism Spectrum Disorder: Providing specialised intervention to support communication and social skills.
• Pragmatic/Social Language Delays: Enhancing conversational skills and understanding social cues.
• Delayed Play Skills: Encouraging development of age-appropriate play skills and social interaction.

Our Commitment

Teach 2 Talk Speech Pathology is committed to providing:

• Individualised Therapy: Customized plans tailored to each child's needs and goals.
• Positive and Supportive Environment: A comfortable and welcoming space for children to feel comfortable and engaged.
• Collaboration and Communication: Regular updates and open communication with parents and caregivers.
• Evidence-Based Practices: Interventions backed by scientific research for maximum effectiveness.