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Child & Adolescent Speech Therapy
Helping Children
Communicate Clearly & Confidently
Our Speech Pathologists are communication experts who work with children to support their ability to speak, understand, and be understood. Whether it’s helping a child learn to pronounce sounds clearly, supporting language development, or assisting with communication or swallowing difficulties, our team is here to help.
We work with children from 2 years of age, offering tailored assessment and therapy for a range of needs including:
Speech clarity and articulation
Language delays and disorders
Social communication skills
Literacy support
Fluency (eg. stuttering)
Swallowing and feeding concerns (for appropriate ages)
Affiliated with:
Speech Therapy Your Way
Experience speech therapy that meets your goals, at your convenience.
Why choose us for speech therapy?
Professional Expertise
Our team consists of highly qualified and experienced speech pathologists who specialise in various areas, ensuring that you receive the best possible care and support.
Evidence-Based Practices
Our speech therapy treatments are rooted in evidence-based practices, which means we rely on scientifically proven techniques and interventions to help your child achieve positive outcomes. We stay up to date with the latest research and integrate it into our approaches.
Family Centred Care
For children and adolescents, we understand the importance of involving families in the process. We provide family centred care, working closely with parents and guardians to ensure continuity and support in the home environment.
Holistic Approach
We believe in addressing the whole person rather than just focusing on specific issues. Our holistic approach considers your physical, emotional, and social well-being to provide comprehensive and personalised treatment.
Signs Your Child
May Need Speech Therapy
For children, it’s not always easy to tell when speech and language development might need a little extra support. If you’ve noticed any of the following, we’re here to help guide you through what’s going on and the next best steps.
Your child isn’t talking as much as other children their age
Their speech is difficult for others to understand
They’re struggling with reading, spelling, or early literacy skills
They stutter or get “stuck” on words when speaking
Their voice sounds strained, unclear, or different to what you’d expect
SPECIALISTS
Meet Our Team
Karlina Panagiotaros
Director & Psychologist
Krista Woolston
Speech Pathologist
Isabella Buhagiar
Speech Pathologist
Zuki
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Frequently Asked Questions
What can I expect at my child’s first speech therapy appointment?
We understand that attending your child’s first speech therapy appointment can feel a little daunting, so our goal is to make the experience relaxed, welcoming and supportive for both you and your child.
The first appointment is an assessment and information-gathering session, where you, your child and the speech pathologist will spend time getting to know each other. We’ll ask questions about your child’s development, communication skills, medical history and any concerns you may have. We’ll also observe and interact with your child to gain a better understanding of their strengths and areas where they may need support.
Together, we’ll discuss your goals for speech therapy and develop a plan tailored to your child’s individual needs. A parent or caregiver is required to attend the first appointment, as your insights play an important role in helping us provide the best possible support for your child.
Do you see individuals of all ages?
Yes we do - from children 2 years of age upwards, adolescents to adults.
How long do speech therapy sessions go for?
Our sessions are 50 minutes in length.
How many sessions will my child need?
The length of speech therapy is different for every child and depends on their individual needs and goals. It can vary based on the type of support required, how they respond to therapy, and how much practice is happening at home.
Some children may only need a short period of support to reach their goals, while others may benefit from ongoing therapy over a longer time. Your speech pathologist will regularly check your child’s progress and work with you to decide the best plan moving forward.
Do you offer home visits or online speech therapy for children?
Yes, in addition to our clinic, we also provide the convenience of both home visits, school observations, and online sessions via secure video conferencing. This allows you to choose the option that suits your preferences and comfort level.
Do you see NDIS clients?
Home Psychology and Speech Therapy provide services for those with self-managed and plan managed NDIS plans.
Get In Touch
Email:
Address:
Suite 11 / 1 Box Road, Caringbah NSW 2229
Assistance Hours:
Monday - Friday, 8am to 6pm
Phone:
Directions, from Taren Point Road
- Turn onto Box Road - Continue straight on Box Road for about 1.5 km.
- Arrive at 1 Box Road - The destination will be on your right, marked as "1 Box Rd Caringbah".
Directions, from Captain Cook Drive
- Turn onto Cawarra Road
- Continue straight on Cawarra Road for approximately 1.2 km.
- Turn left onto Box Road
- The destination will be immediately on your right, marked as "1 Box Rd Caringbah".
Please find suitable parking on the street. Once parked, enter the office building where you will find us on Level 2.
Do not hesitate to call us on 0451 871 706 if you have any difficulties finding us.
