Speech Bubble Sydney offers mobile speech therapy services for children. Our speech therapists are here to guide you and are involved in the diagnosis, management and treatment of children who require support with their communication skills. At Speech Bubble Sydney, we strive to provide a holistic and family-centred approach.
When a child is having difficulty producing sounds to form words and it can be difficult to understand what they are trying to say.
When a child repeats sounds, syllables, words or phrases, which can interrupt the rhythm or flow of their speech.
When we communicate using alternative methods to speech e.g. pictures, gestures, body language, sign, assistive technology or writing.
When a child struggles to understand language. They can have difficulty processing information e.g. not understanding what someone is saying or something they have just read. The child might also require support to express themselves verbally or use alternative methods of communication e.g. sign or assistive devices.
When a child requires support to engage in daily interactions with others or participate in the wider community. This can increase their confidence to join group activities or socialise with others.
At Speech Bubble Sydney, we believe the best way to learn is by incorporating your child's interests to increase their motivation and engagement within the sessions! Our sessions are individualised, fun and focus on your child's strengths. We identify your child's learning style to achieve the best outcomes. We believe that following your child's lead can help them accomplish their therapy goals and reach their full potential!
The Hanen - More Than Words approach is integrated into our sessions to support language development. This evidence based approach helps us understand how to:
For our little friends who require support with reading, writing and spelling, the Sounds-Write approach can be incorporated into sessions to target literacy. Did you know that 1 in 6 people in the world are completely illiterate? In fact, 3 billion people in the world struggle with basic literacy.
The Sounds-Write approach is evidence based and can help students:
Did you know that there are two ways to develop language?
Children who communicate by repeating language they have heard from others (known as 'echolalia' or 'scripting') are gestalt language processors. This type of language development is a bit different. However, intervention can still be fun, play based and all about following the child's lead. Our clinicians work closely with family members to help them understand how to use strategies to support natural language development.
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