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Lunch bunch programs are a familiar part of speech-language pathology practice, and they can be particularly powerful in primary settings where children are…

When Term 4 wraps up at Australian primary schools and the long summer stretch kicks in, the question on every speech-language pathologist's desk is the same:…

Middle schoolers in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth arrive at speech therapy sessions carrying phones loaded with TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram…

When a child wears hearing aids, classroom learning looks very different to what their teacher might expect. Speech sounds can blur together when the…

Moving a child from sound practice in isolation or syllables to genuine word-level use is where many therapy plans begin to stall. The /s/ and /z/ pair is…

For speech-language pathologists working with families across Australia, one of the most powerful therapy settings is also the most ordinary. The kitchen bench…

A thorough stuttering assessment does more than count disfluencies. It builds a picture of how a person communicates across settings, how they feel about…

Books with repeated phrases give toddlers a familiar pathway into language. Each reading offers another chance to hear, recognise and use the same words in a…

A successful push-in speech therapy session should feel like useful classroom support rather than an interruption. When the speech pathologist joins the class…

Snack time is a small routine with rich communication potential. A child can request a preferred food, reject an unwanted item, comment on taste, notice what a…