Speech Pathology at Therapy Hub: Connecting Through Communication
At Therapy Hub, our passionate and experienced Speech Pathologists are dedicated to helping individuals of all ages develop, regain, and enhance their communication and swallowing abilities. We understand that effective communication is fundamental to connection, independence, and quality of life, and we are committed to providing personalised, evidence-based therapy to empower every client.
Whether you're a child learning to speak, an adult recovering from an injury, or an older person managing communication changes, Therapy Hub is here to support your journey.
At Therapy Hub, we believe in a holistic and client-centred approach.
Speech Pathology is an allied health profession focused on the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide range of communication and swallowing difficulties. Our Speech Pathologists work with people who experience challenges with:
Speech
Language
Voice
Social Communication
Literacy
Swallowing (Dysphagia)
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To thoroughly understand your unique communication or swallowing challenges and goals.
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Tailored specifically to your needs, incorporating evidence-based techniques and strategies.
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Offering one-on-one sessions or small group programs when beneficial.
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For your convenience, we can provide therapy in your home, school, workplace, or residential care facility, where appropriate.
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We empower you and your family/carers with strategies and resources to facilitate ongoing progress and communication success in daily life.
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We work closely with your doctors, allied health team (physiotherapists, occupational therapists), teachers, and support coordinators to ensure integrated and comprehensive care.
What will I do with a Speech Pathologist at Therapy Hub?
Our Specialised Services Include:
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Children and Adolescence
• Developmental Delays: Supporting early communication milestones, speech sound development, and language acquisition.
• Speech Sound Disorders: Helping children to produce speech sounds correctly and clearly.
• Language Disorders: Improving comprehension, vocabulary, sentence structure, and narrative skills.
• Fluency Disorders: Strategies to manage stuttering.
• Social Communication Difficulties: Enhancing play skills, social interaction, and understanding of social cues (often relevant for neurodiverse children).
• Literacy Challenges: Supporting reading, spelling, and writing development.
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Adults
• Acquired Communication Disorders: Following stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), or other neurological conditions (e.g., aphasia, dysarthria).
• Voice Disorders: Addressing hoarseness, breathiness, vocal fatigue, and other voice quality issues.
• Fluency Disorders: Management of stuttering in adults.
• Cognitive-Communication Disorders: Problems with attention, memory, problem-solving, and organising thoughts that impact communication.
• Accent Modification: For individuals seeking to modify their accent for personal or professional reasons
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NDIS Participants
Therapy Hub is a registered provider for NDIS, offering tailored speech pathology services under Capacity Building funding. We work collaboratively with participants to achieve their communication and swallowing goals, fostering greater independence and community participation.