Frequently asked questions

No. You can contact us directly to book. If your child has a GP Chronic Disease Management plan or NDIS funding, we’ll explain what paperwork we need.

We see children and teenagers from birth to 18 years.

Yes. We work with NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants.

Medicare rebates may apply with a GP plan, and many private health funds cover speech pathology. Check your level of cover with your fund.

At our Jolimont and Victoria Park clinics, at home, at school or day care, or by telehealth.

Your therapist will chat with you about your concerns, play with your child, and complete an assessment. You’ll leave with next steps and a plan.

Most sessions are 45 to 60 minutes. Your therapist will recommend how often based on your child’s goals.

Yes. As well as speech and language difficulties, we see children with diagnoses including global developmental delay, autism, ADHD, and deafness or hearing loss.

Yes. Many sessions, and parent consultations, can be done by telehealth.

Yes. We visit schools and day cares, and can share goals with teachers and educators when that helps.

Yes. We complete assessments for Language Development Centre (LDC) applications.

We complete the speech pathology part of a WA autism diagnosis, using the ADOS-2. A paediatrician and psychologist complete the other parts.

We see children from 9 months old for solid foods. We don't offer bottle or breastfeeding support.

Both clinics are open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

Fees depend on the service. Call us on 0416 691 933 for current fees.

Sometimes. It depends on the therapist and the days and times you need. We'll let you know the likely wait when you get in touch, and a parent consultation can give you strategies to use in the meantime.