Townsville Speech Pathology provides speech pathology services to people of all ages, offering assessment, therapy, and consultation for communication and swallowing difficulties. Services include speech sound development, language, social skills, literacy, fluency, voice production, and eating and drinking support. They work with people with autism, hearing loss, developmental delay, and other complex communication needs, using a family and client-centred approach.
Top 4 NDIS Therapy Providers in Garbutt, QLD
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See all therapy providers across QLDChat Shack Speech Pathology is an intimate, diversity affirming practice delivering evidence-based speech and language intervention to Townsville. Meghan Walsh and Jessica Brockie have been practicing for over 15 years and are committed to maintaining a high quality and collaborative experience for our clients and their families. Working closely with both private and NDIS clients, Chat Shack can help you with speech sounds, receptive and expressive language, stuttering, late talking, orofacial myofunctional therapy, literacy, dyslexia diagnosis and social communication.
Aspire to Achieve is a paediatric and disability occupational therapy provider based in Townsville, delivering therapy supports to people in Townsville, Burdekin and Mount Isa. Their therapists work with infants, children, adolescents and young adults with disabilities including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, spina bifida, brain injury and other complex physical diagnoses. They offer occupational therapy, therapy assistant support and assistive technology services, accepting NDIS funding.
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Therapy Providers in Garbutt — FAQs
How do I know if a therapy provider is qualified?
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