The Speech Avenue

Get to know The Speech Avenue

From The Speech Avenue's website.

• Our approach

  The Speech Avenue delivers client-centred, evidence-based therapy that works collaboratively with families and educators to build practical skills and achieve meaningful, lasting outcomes. Sessions are tailored to each child's unique communication needs and include support for speech sound disorders, language delays and disorders, stuttering, social communication challenges, and alternative communication methods. The team creates a warm, inclusive environment where therapy is engaging and personalised. Sessions are available in a variety of settings—at the clinic, home visits, preschools, schools, and online via telehealth—so families can choose what works best for them. The approach emphasizes celebrating each child's individuality and building confidence in their communication abilities.

• Working with families

  The provider works collaboratively with families and educators as an essential part of therapy, helping parents understand their child's needs and how to support communication at home. Your child's therapist will discuss assessment findings, therapy goals, and progress with you throughout treatment. Communication is warm and accessible, with the team committed to building partnership with families to achieve meaningful, lasting outcomes. Families are involved in planning individualised therapy that fits their child's unique needs and can choose from various service delivery options—in-clinic, home visits, or telehealth—to suit their circumstances.

• Meet the team

  The team comprises five experienced speech pathologists and three speech therapy assistants. Anousha, the founder and lead speech pathologist, holds a Master of Speech and Language Pathology and specialises in speech sound disorders, language delays, AAC, social skills, and stuttering. Senior speech pathologist Jaspreet and speech pathologists Vaneeta, Anuroop, and Harnoor each bring expertise in early intervention, language disorders, social communication, and evidence-based therapy approaches, with further training in specialised areas including AAC, orofacial myology, and autism support. Three speech therapy assistants—Bareen, Katrina, and Najma—are third-year students at various universities, providing compassionate support under supervision. All team members are committed to ongoing professional development and delivering individualised, family-centred care.