Shared Book Reading: More than what is written on the page
Many of us have heard that we should be regularly reading to or with our children but what exactly are the key benefits of children regularly having exposure to [...]
Tuning In for Mental Health
World Mental Health Day has just passed on October 10th. In N.S.W., Victoria, and the A.C.T. the entire month of October is actually Mental Health Month! The theme for [...]
Unpacking Speech Pathology Jargon
Speech pathologists often use a lot of special terms to describe what we do, and we also use a lot of abbreviations which can sometimes get confusing too. If [...]
Self-Compassion: Am I Doing Ok?
R U OK day has arrived, which is a very important day that encourages us to check in with those around us and check that they are doing ok, [...]
Anxiety in the household
Anxiety is something that we all experience from time to time. When we go for a job interview or take an exam, most of us will experience some form [...]
What does a Speech Pathologist do?
When most people think about Speech Pathologists they probably think of someone who helps people with a stutter, a lisp or a child who may be a ‘late talker’. [...]
Self care during coronavirus
As a community we are currently faced with more uncertainty regarding not only our own health and well being, but also that of our family and friends than what [...]
What is my child’s behaviour telling me?
One of the many challenges of parenting involves managing difficult behaviours, and in the face of those behaviours, knowing what to do or how to respond. By slowing down [...]
Little tips for big school
As the new year starts, there is excitement and anticipation among many 4-5 year old’s who are starting school. The transition to “big school” from preschool, playgroups or time [...]