Leaps & Bounds Speech Pathology is a team of caring and committed professionals dedicated to providing the highest quality speech pathology services to children and the community.
Parents consistently highlight the professionalism and supportiveness of staff, with multiple reviewers describing therapists as skilled, caring, and effective in building children's confidence and communication abilities. Therapy is noted as being tailored to individual needs, and one parent specifically mentions both individual and group therapy options being available. All three reviews are positive with no concerns raised, though the small number of reviews limits how much can be concluded about the provider overall.
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Leaps & Bounds Speech Pathology is a team of caring and committed professionals dedicated to providing the highest quality speech pathology services to children and the community. They believe speech therapy should be fun and help increase a child's self-esteem and confidence, while making therapy enjoyable and providing support to families.
Services for speech, articulation, stuttering, childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), voice, language, pre-literacy and literacy skills, and auditory processing.
Individualized intervention services for children with autism, tailored to each child's specific needs.
Assessment and treatment of communication difficulties including speech sounds, language development, stuttering, voice, and feeding and swallowing. Speech pathologists work with children and adults to help them communicate clearly and confidently.
Speech pathology therapy delivered at the child's education facility to enable liaison between clinician and teaching staff.
Early identification screening of speech, language, and pre-literacy development at childcare or preschool facilities.
Educational presentations to teachers, staff, and parents about speech and language development and strategies.
Evidence-based social communication program for children aged 8-12, delivered in age-matched groups or 1:1 format.
UCLA-developed program for adolescents and young adults to teach friendship and social skills, including handling teasing, conversation, and disagreements.
Groups for children preparing for kindergarten focusing on sound awareness, rhyming, alphabet knowledge, visual and auditory memory, and letter formation.
NDIS-approved supports, from the Commission register.
