SPEECH PATHOLOGY ADELAIDE

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What is Speech Pathology?

At Resilient Health Group, our speech pathology services encompass a wide range of evidence-based practices, supporting both children and adults across South Australia. Our experienced speech pathologists in Adelaide work with NDIS participants and private clients to provide high-quality, personalised care.

Our speech pathologists are qualified to diagnose speech and language disorders through a variety of assessments, supporting early communication development, exploring alternative communication options and designing personalised therapy plans that cater to the unique needs of each individual.

Speech Pathology can be invaluable within Early Intervention, helping to build strong communication foundations. Our speech therapists under the NDIS provide parent coaching, education and practical strategies to support ongoing progress at home and in the community. For families seeking speech pathology Adelaide, including eastern suburbs speech pathology, we offer accessible, compassionate care tailored to each individual’s goals.

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  • How can Speech Pathology Help?

    Speech pathology helps individuals improve their communication skills, addressing challenges related to speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing. 

    Areas our speech pathologist can provide on-going therapeutic supports:

    Early communication development

    Speech

    Language

    Non-verbal communication / Augmentative and Alternative Communication 

    Literacy

    Eating and drinking

    Drooling

  • Who is Speech Pathology for?

    Speech therapy can be particularly beneficial for individuals living with the following conditions:

    Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

    Developmental delay or intellectual disability

    Speech and language delays or disorders

    Cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions

    Acquired brain injury or stroke

    Genetic or congenital conditions (e.g. Down syndrome, cleft palate)

    ADHD and social communication difficulties

    Psychosocial disability impacting communication

    Feeding, eating and swallowing difficulties

    Stuttering, voice or motor speech disorders

    Individuals who use or need AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication)

Services offered

At our Beulah Park clinic

in your home environment

Community Settings including school, kindy, childcare, day options etc.