Helping Our Children Speak Up For Themselves
February 3, 2023
When we can’t be there to advocate for our kids, it’s important that they can communicate their own needs to get the support they deserve.
When we can’t be there to advocate for our kids, it’s important that they can communicate their own needs to get the support they deserve.
You may have heard the terms “echolalia” or “scripting”, you may have even been told to stop your child from repeating phrases and songs from
Does your child struggle with reading? Are they understanding written language? Does your child have trouble with writing and spelling? Do you feel your neurodivergent
Neurodiverse Affirming Practise Our team of speech pathologist’s are passionate about learning from the neurodivergent voices in the community. We do this regularly by engaging
Is your toddler crying, pointing and grunting to get what he wants? Does your toddler use less than 50 words? Does your toddler have trouble
Neurodivergent kids (e.g. Autistic, ADHD, etc) have different ways of thinking and processing information compared to the ways that are considered “typical.” Neurodivergent kids often
Small Talk are well known for our skills and expertise in supporting children using AAC to build their communication skills and relationships. Our speech pathologists
“It’s like it goes in one ear and out the other”. “My child has trouble remembering and following instructions”. “My child just doesn’t ‘get’ the
My child has trouble pronouncing sounds in words. My child says “t” for “k”. My child has a lisp. My child has trouble with “l”
How do I teach him some words? So your beautiful little baby has grown into an adorable toddler. You’ve been playing the guessing game of
After 14 wonderful years of supporting children and families, Small TALK Speech Therapy will officially close on 19th December 2024.
We are deeply grateful for the trust and support of our clients, families, and community over the years. It has been an honor to be part of your journeys.
Even after our closure, you can continue to access the Shop and Blogs tabs on our website for helpful resources and insights. For additional support, visit Speech Pathology Resources (SPR).
Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your lives. 
