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When we think about communication, people often assume that talking, listening and writing are the main modes of communication. This is a huge misconception and an important one to [...]

As the 2021 school year begins, some young people’s minds may be already turning to what lies in store. Especially those young people in their final years of education. [...]

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 at [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 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 [...]

When most people think about Speech Pathology they probably think of someone who helps people with a stutter, a lisp or a child who may be a ‘late talker’. [...]