Ten Signs Your Child Could Benefit From Speech Pathology

Speech Pathology

Every child develops at their own pace, but sometimes delays or differences in speech, language and feeding skills may signal a need for additional support.

Common Signs of Autism in Young Children

Speech Pathology

Psychology

The early signs of autism can vary, and, in many cases, differences are first observed in the pre-school or early primary school years.

How Can Speech Pathology Help Teenagers?

Speech Pathology

Speech pathologists work with individuals across their lifespan and this includes the often complex teenage years.

What You Need to Know About Fussy Eaters

Speech Pathology

Psychology

If your child only eats a very small range of foods or drinks, only consumes specific brands or textures, or won’t eat entire food groups for longer than a few weeks, there may be deeper reasons.

Seven Ways You Can Help Your Child’s Communication Skills Right Now!

Speech Pathology

There are many ways parents can help their child’s communication skills every single day at little or no cost.

All About Sensory Chews

Speech Pathology

Sensory chews are small, chewable, tactile sensory aids that allow children and adults to chew an object safely.

Why Do People Stutter?

Speech Pathology

Stuttering is a neurological condition that affects the production of speech, whereby someone typically repeats, extends, or is unable to produce a sound.

How to Raise a Bilingual Child

Speech Pathology

Psychology

There is no single way to raise a bilingual child. Sometimes in the past, parents were advised to separate the two languages when talking to their children.