At SpeechEase, we understand that every person’s needs and challenges are unique.
That is why our team of friendly and experienced Speech Therapists are committed to providing you with fun, evidence based, holistic and individualised services to achieve your goals.
We have an extensive range of experience assisting people of all ages with communication and swallowing difficulties, including people with disabilities.
We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for our clients which is why we offer flexible, affordable and evidence-based services from therapists who are passionate about providing you with the best service possible and are always seeking to broaden their professional knowledge and skills.
Telehealth can be just as effective as an in-person appointment and is often much more convenient for clients. We’re offering telehealth and other virtual therapy options during COVID-19 to ensure you keep getting the therapy you need without having to come to the clinic. It’s easy to prepare for your telehealth appointment. You’ve probably already…
Many conditions can hinder a child’s speech, including autism, cerebral palsy, dyspraxia, learning difficulties and selective mutism. Communication is bigger than speech, though. You can help your non-verbal child communicate in many ways, using gestures, signs, assistive technology and words. Parenting a non-verbal child can be frustrating and distressing but don’t give up hope –…
Do you have a passion for communication and enjoy helping others? Do you want to work in a fun environment with people who love coming to work each day? Most of all, do you want to make a positive difference in people’s lives? If the answer is YES, Speech Therapy might be the perfect career…
Huntington’s Disease and Speech Therapy Huntington’s Disease is a neurological condition that damages nerve cells in the brain. This damage begins to cause involuntary twitching movements (chorea), and loss of coordination. As this disease progresses, people with Huntington’s gradually lose the ability to control the muscles in their mouth, throat and tongue. This makes speaking…
Why isn’t my child reaching their speech milestones? Learning how to communicate is an important part of your child’s development. We all need language to express our thoughts and feelings, to develop critical thinking, and to exchange information with other people. While no two children are the same, there are certain milestones that most kids…
Surprise Speech! 4 things you might not know about a Speech Therapist’s role We often get told how much fun our job looks, and those people couldn’t be more correct! Our days are made up of rewarding moments, assisting you and your loved ones to achieve milestones, big or small. What you don’t see is our…
