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Speech pathologists
What does a Speech Pathologist do?
Speech pathologists, or speech therapists, are trained to diagnose and treat communication disorders.
This includes problems with:
- speaking
- listening
- reading
- social skills
- stuttering
- understanding language
- using voice
- writing
They also help people with swallowing and feeding problems.
https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/speech-pathology
Two Way Street
Creates communication solutions for children and adults with complex communication needs (little or no speech), their families, and the organisations in their community. Provides intervention services to individuals and groups, and workshops, training and professional consultation to schools, providers and businesses. They develop generic and bespoke resources such as PODD communication books, aided language displays, communication resource suites for businesses, and more.
Spot 4 You aka Spot 4 Kids
Spot 4 You aka Spot 4 Kids
Spot 4 You aka Spot 4 Kids
CPL Choice Passion Life
Spot 4 You aka Spot 4 Kids
Spot 4 You aka Spot 4 Kids
