Our team of speech pathologist’s are passionate about learning from the neurodivergent voices in the community. We do this regularly by engaging with neurodivergent social media pages and groups, undertaking autisitc led professional development and listening to podcasts featuring neurodivergent and non speaking AAC users.
Most of all we listen to and learn from our clients and families each and every day.
As a practice we have adopted a Neurodiversity-affirming paradigm.
This means we accept that ALL brains and people are unique and this diversity is what makes our community whole.
We understand that every child is unique and this is always at the centre of our service delivery at small TALK.
Our team bring understanding, hope, nurturing and support to your child’s life through individualised family centred therapy that focuses on functional outcomes.
Social communication is the broad term that describes how we use communication (both verbal and non-verbal) in social situations. In its most basic sense it
April is Autism Awareness Month Instead of educating the community about the challenges of people on the autism spectrum we wanted to shed some light
