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Every voice matters. 

As a speech pathologist, We provide autism support through training and speech therapy that values all forms of communication, empowering children's language development and enhancing their communication skills.

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Helping every child find their voice.

Whether your child communicates with speech, gestures, sign, AAC or a combination of these, every form of communication matters.


At Voiced Speech Pathology, we provide neuro-affirming, strengths-based speech pathology for autistic children and children with additional communication needs. 


We work alongside families, educators and professionals to help children build meaningful communication in ways that feel right for them.


Our goal isn’t to change who your child is. It’s to help them communicate with confidence, connect with the people around them, and be understood.

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Children's Speech Therapy Services Melbourne

You Are Not Alone

If you’ve found yourself here, you may be wondering:

  • Why isn’t my child talking?
  • Should my child use AAC?
  • Is echolalia something to worry about?
  • How can I help my child communicate at home?
  • What support should I be asking for?

These are questions many families ask, and you don’t have to figure them out on your own. We’re here to provide practical, compassionate support backed by current evidence and guided by your child’s strengths.

Speech Pathology Intervention

Communication is much more than spoken words.

Your child may communicate through:

  • Speech
  • Gestures
  • Facial expressions
  • Key Word Sign
  • AAC devices
  • Communication boards
  • Eye gaze
  • Body language
  • Writing or typing

Every one of these forms of communication is valuable.

Our role is to help your child communicate in the way that works best for them.

Training Courses

Our workshops combine the latest evidence with practical, real-world strategies.


Parent Coaching

The people who spend the most time with your child are also the most important communication partners.

We’ll give you practical strategies you can use during everyday routines like meals, bath time, play and getting ready for school.


Teacher & Educator Support

We work with educators to create inclusive classrooms where communication can flourish.

From visual supports to AAC implementation and professional learning, we’re here to help.

Resources

Our Learning Centre is filled with practical, evidence-informed information created for parents, teachers and speech pathologists.

Popular topics include:

  • Autism Visual Schedules
  • AAC for Beginners
  • Echolalia Explained
  • Communication Through Play
  • First-Then Boards
  • Transition Strategies
  • Early Communication Skills

Whether you’re looking for answers, ideas or reassurance, you’ll find resources designed to help. 

Discover Our AAC Course

The ABC's of AAC: How do I Choose the AAC Right System?
Gain the confidence to assess, select, and implement AAC systems that meet each individual's unique communication needs. My neuro-affirming online course combines evidence-based practice with practical frameworks, real-world case studies, and clinical tools to support confident AAC decision-making, while also building your skills in writing funding applications and implementing assistive technology frameworks that enhance communication, participation, and independence.

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Browse our downloadable resources

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at voicedspeechpathology@outlook.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Voiced Speech Pathology has years of experience working with clients of all ages and backgrounds. We hold bachelor of Aplied Science (BAsc) and advanced Master's Degrees in Speech-Language Pathology (MSLP).

We are licensed and certified by Speech Pathology Australia (SPA). 

Speech Pathologists support children to communicate in ways that are meaningful and authentic to them. Communication is more than spoken words — it includes all forms of expression, including gestures, body language, facial expressions, signs, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). 


We work alongside children to build communication skills, support self-expression, and ensure their voices are valued and heard. We also provide support for areas such as feeding and swallowing, when needed, to promote comfort, safety, and participation in everyday activities.


At Voiced Speech Pathology, we value a collaborative, neuroaffirming approach that recognises each child’s unique strengths, preferences, and communication style. We work closely with children, families, educators, and other health professionals to develop personalised supports that align with each child’s goals and needs. Through play-based learning, AAC, visual supports, and evidence-informed strategies, we create engaging opportunities for children to connect, communicate, and participate.


Our goal is to empower children to communicate autonomously and confidently, while respecting their individuality and supporting their right to be understood. By partnering with families and educators, we help create environments where children’s communication is supported, valued, and celebrated — enabling them to participate meaningfully in their everyday lives.

At Voiced Speech Pathology, our Speech Pathologists provide neuroaffirming, individualised support for Autistic children and their families. We recognise that every child has their own unique strengths, communication style, and goals.


We support communication in ways that work best for each child, including spoken language, Key Word Sign (KWS), Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and communication devices. We also support speech development, literacy, peer relationships, self-advocacy, and meaningful participation in everyday activities.


Where appropriate, we provide support for feeding and swallowing, and work collaboratively with families, educators, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Behaviour Practitioners, and other members of the child's support team to provide holistic, family-centred care.

Every child develops and communicates in their own unique way. Speech Pathology support may be beneficial if you notice your child is experiencing challenges with:

  • Developing speech, language, or communication skills in a way that impacts their ability to express themselves or connect with others.
  • Being understood by others, including differences with speech sounds, fluency (stuttering), or voice.
  • Understanding or using language, including challenges with storytelling, conversations, reading, spelling, or literacy.
  • Social communication, connection, or navigating interactions in ways that feel comfortable and meaningful for them.
  • Communicating their needs, thoughts, feelings, and preferences — including through alternative communication methods such as Key Word Sign or AAC.
  • Eating, drinking, feeding, or swallowing, including sensory differences or selective eating.


Speech Pathology can support children with a range of communication profiles, including Autistic children and other neurodivergent children, by building on their strengths and providing strategies that support participation, confidence, and self-expression.

Speech Pathology encompasses many areas of communication, participation, and wellbeing. Our Speech Pathologists work across a range of areas, including:


SPEECH SOUNDS (ARTICULATION AND PHONOLOGY)

We support children and adults to develop clearer speech by working on speech sound patterns, sound production, and strategies to improve communication confidence and intelligibility.


LANGUAGE

Language support focuses on both understanding (receptive language) and expressing ideas, thoughts, and needs (expressive language). This may include vocabulary, grammar, storytelling, comprehension, and communication across everyday environments.


SOCIAL SKILLS/ COMMUNICATION

We support individuals to develop meaningful connections by building confidence in social communication, understanding different communication styles, and navigating interactions in ways that feel authentic and comfortable.


LITERACY

We support reading and writing development, including skills such as phonological awareness, spelling, comprehension, and written expression to support participation at school, work, and in everyday life.


AUGMENTATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION (AAC)

AAC provides additional ways to communicate for individuals who may benefit from communication supports beyond speech. This may include Key Word Sign, visual supports, communication books, or electronic communication devices.


APRAXIA OF SPEECH

We support individuals with motor planning differences that affect speech production by developing strategies to improve coordination, consistency, and confidence in communication.


VOICE

Voice support addresses differences in vocal quality, pitch, loudness, and vocal health to support comfortable and effective communication.


FEEDING AND SWALLOWING (DYSPHAGIA)

We support individuals experiencing challenges with eating, drinking, chewing, and swallowing to promote safe, comfortable, and positive mealtime experiences.


EXECUTIVE FUNCTION

We support skills such as planning, organisation, problem-solving, flexible thinking, and completing tasks to promote independence and participation across everyday activities.

At Voiced Speech Pathology our mobile based Speech Pathology currently services the following areas, 


- South-East Melbourne 

- Mornington Peninsula 

- Bayside 


As we continue to grow and reach more communities, we are committed to providing top- quality Speech Pathology services to help individuals achieve their communication goals. Our team of dedicated professionals are passionate about making a positive impact and ensuring that each client receives personalised care tailored to their specific needs. 

Yes, we offer Telehealth appointments to provide flexible and accessible Speech Pathology support wherever you are. Telehealth allows you to connect with one of our Speech Pathologists through a secure video call without the need for an in-person appointment.


Our Telehealth sessions provide the same personalised, family-centred support as our face-to-face appointments, with strategies and resources tailored to your individual needs and goals.

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We’d love to hear from you! Feel free to give us a call during business hours to discuss how our experienced speech pathologists can assist your child’s communication skills and boost their children's language development, especially in the realm of autism support.

Celebrating every voice, supporting every journey.

 

Every child has something to say.


Sometimes they say it with words.


Sometimes they say it with gestures.


Sometimes they say it with a communication device.


Our job is to listen, support and celebrate every voice.

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