Look Who's Talking Speech & Language Pathology
3 Messina Dr, Sinagra WA 6065
- Clinic
- Comes to you
- Online sessions
About Look Who's Talking Speech & Language Pathology
Look Who's Talking SLP is a certified speech pathology clinic in Perth's north that believes every child deserves to feel heard, understood, and confident in how they communicate. They provide personalised, evidence-based, family-centred support through in-clinic, at-home, school-based, and Telehealth services, welcoming both private and NDIS-funded therapy participants.
What's offered
Telehealth sessions
Home or school visits
Clinic sessions
Services provided
Look Who's Talking Speech & Language Pathology lists
- Speech Sounds
- Evidence-based therapy targeting articulation and phonology to help children improve speech clarity and confidence.
- Language
- Support for expressive and receptive language difficulties, including Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), with early intervention from 12 months through school age.
- Fluency (Stuttering)
- Evidence-based programs like the Lidcombe Program to help reduce stuttering behaviours and improve speech fluency.
- Literacy
- Evidence-based literacy programs targeting phonological awareness, decoding, comprehension, spelling, and written expression skills.
- Social Skills & Communication
- Structured and play-based support to help children strengthen their ability to connect with others.
- AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication)
- Tailored AAC solutions for children who need alternative ways to express themselves.
- School & Kindergarten Screeners
- In-classroom screeners delivered in partnership with schools and early learning centres to support early identification of speech and language needs.
- Language Development Centre Applications
- Assessment for eligibility and support through the Language Development Centre application process, including required assessments and documentation.
- Paediatric Occupational Therapy (OT)
- Support for children developing motor skills, sensory regulation, and independence in daily activities through fun, functional therapy.
- NDIS Information
- Clear, supportive guidance for families navigating the NDIS, including eligibility, referrals, and ongoing therapy planning.
Get to know Look Who's Talking Speech & Language Pathology
From Look Who's Talking Speech & Language Pathology's website.
Our approach
The clinic takes a collaborative and play-based approach to therapy, grounded in the latest research and delivered with warmth. Personalised therapy plans are created based on each child's strengths, interests, and goals, because no two children communicate the same way. The team is committed to making therapy both effective and enjoyable, whether supporting a child with speech delays, fluency difficulties, or literacy challenges. As a neuro-affirming practice, they respect and celebrate neurodiversity, supporting each child in a way that honours their unique way of thinking, learning, and interacting. Family involvement is central, with the team working hand-in-hand with parents, educators, and other professionals to achieve lasting progress.
Working with families
The clinic places strong focus on family involvement, working hand-in-hand with parents, educators, and other professionals to achieve lasting progress. They provide parent coaching and practical communication strategies for use at home and school, and offer collaboration with support coordinators and allied health teams. Regular feedback and review are built into therapy plans, and parents receive comprehensive reports outlining their child's progress and therapy recommendations. The team demonstrates excellent communication throughout the therapy journey, as reflected in parent testimonials about smooth onboarding and responsiveness to family concerns.
Meet the team
The team includes Claudia Wagenaar (Principal Speech Pathologist), Hannah Dillon, Simona Moi, and Taryn Sermon (Speech Pathologists), plus Rakhvin Kaur (Occupational Therapist) and Gabby Grey (Receptionist/Allied Health Assistant). Clinicians are Hanen-trained, Lidcombe Program certified for stuttering intervention, Sounds-Write literacy trained, Talk for Writing trained, and include AAC specialists and practitioners with deep expertise in early childhood and school-aged care. They are proud members of Speech Pathology Australia and bring broad training across communication, language, and literacy development.
Your first visit
In the first session, the team takes time to get to know you and your child. This session includes gathering important information and completing assessments to help guide future therapy. They will discuss your child's specific needs to ensure they feel comfortable and supported throughout the process. Together you'll outline therapy goals and complete a Service Agreement that reflects your child's needs. The clinic operates from a warm, welcoming environment where families receive trusted, professional support.
Locations & areas served
Sinagra
3 Messina Dr, Sinagra WA 6065
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- Online sessions
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 8:30 AM to 5 PM
- Sat–Sun
- Closed
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