Telehealth consultations available

Telehealth consultations allow you to receive the same level of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention aspects that you'd receive with face-to-face consultations over the internet in the convenience of your own home.

We've recently introduced telehealth services in the following clinics - speech pathology, exercise physiology, physiotherapy, dietetics and psychology.

If you'd like to experience telehealth for yourself, our speech pathologists are currently on hand and appointments are available. Please call our reception team on 1800 188 295 or email us at ahreceptionteam@griffith.edu.au

What we do

Our Speech Pathologist assesses and treats a wide range of speech and language disorders in children from 18 months to 18 years. She works closely with parents in establishing and prioritising the needs of their child, and can help people across a wide range of concerns including early language developmental delays, late talkers, speech sound errors, early stutterers, literacy difficulties, poor social communication, learning disabilities, Autism, English as a second language and more.

Early language development

We offer the latest evidence-based interventions for young children who are late talkers or developmentally delayed. Our speech pathologist works with parents and carers to further support their child’s communication development at home and can also work with schools to support young children in their learning. We are a Helping Children with Autism (HCWA) and Better Start registered provider and a Key Word Sign educator.

Improve social communication

Helping children and adolescents who have difficulty using and understanding inferencing, figurative language, social conventions, linguistic politeness, social rules and using language for different purposes.

What to expect on your first visit

During your initial consultation, our speech pathologist will ask a series of questions to gain an understanding of your child’s current communication skills and will assess your child’s speech and language ability to establish their level of development in relation to their peers. Upon completion of a full background case history and in-session assessment/s, the speech pathologist will discuss the results with you and collaborate to establish the initial goals you want to set for your child. Together you will discuss the plan for intervention and the exercises that are required to be completed at home between therapy sessions.