[REMOVED] Speech Pathology - Mitchell

Speech Pathologists assist both adults and children who have difficulty communicating and/or swallowing due to stroke, brain injuries, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, dementia and hearing loss, as well as other problems that affect speech and language.

Some of the conditions that a Speech pathologist help with include: 

• Child Development issues
• Intellectual disability
• Brain injuries
• Stroke
• Cerebral Palsy
• Hearing loss
• Dementia
• Others

Our local Speech Pathologists diagnose and provide therapy for conditions relating to:  

• Speech - the oral form of communication and the production of sounds and articulation
• Language - a whole system of words and symbols – written, spoken or expressed with gestures and body language – that is used to communicate meaning
• Voice - the basic sound for speech and singing. People may experience changes to their voice e.g. sounding hoarse, husky, being too loud or too quiet
• Fluency – This includes stuttering and cluttering 
• Multimodal Communication – Communication using sign, communication boards and other devices
• Swallowing – swallowing food, fluid and saliva management 
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Service Delivery Options: 

• Face-to-face 
• Telehealth 
• Aged Care facility visits

Please confirm precise times with the service provider.