Speech Therapy

About Speech Therapy

Speech therapy supports people to develop communication skills so they can express themselves, connect with others, and participate in everyday life.

Sacrum speech therapists work with children and adults experiencing speech, language, literacy, and feeding difficulties.

What We Can Help With

• Speech sound disorders and articulation difficulties
• Receptive and expressive language development
• Social communication and pragmatic language skills
• Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
• Literacy and reading comprehension support
• Feeding and swallowing assessment and therapy
• Fluency and voice therapy
• Parent and caregiver coaching strategies

Common Treatment Plans for NDIS Participants

Speech therapy programs may include:

• Individual speech therapy sessions
• Play-based therapy for early childhood development
• Articulation and phonological therapy programs
• Social communication groups
• AAC assessment and device training
• Feeding therapy and oral-motor exercises
• Parent coaching and home communication programs
• School collaboration and classroom support strategies

Consider Booking a Session If

• Your child has difficulty speaking clearly
• Your child is late to start talking
• Others find it difficult to understand your child
• Your child struggles with language or following instructions
• Your child has difficulty interacting socially with peers
• Your child stutters or has fluency challenges
• Your child has feeding or swallowing difficulties
• Your child has communication challenges related to autism or developmental delays

Who We Support

• Children and young people (0–18 years)
• Adults (18–65 and above) with communication needs, including aphasia, stroke-related communication difficulties, or neurological conditions

How to Apply

1. 1Contact Sacrum for an enquiry or referral.
2. 2Book an initial speech and language assessment.
3. 3Receive a detailed evaluation and therapy plan.
4. 4Begin therapy sessions in clinic, home, or via telehealth.