Speech refers to the way we sound in words. We support speech sound delays and disorders by conducting assessments and therapy. If your child has difficulty pronouncing a sound, or swapping one sound for another, we can identify these errors, and work with your child towards clear and confident speech 

Language is made up of both receptive skills and expressive skills. Receptive language refers to how we comprehend sentences. Expressive language refers to how we use words and sentences.

Orofacial myofunctional therapy is a specialised form of therapy that focuses on the assessment and treatment of the muscles and functions of the face, mouth, and throat. It involves exercises and techniques to correct improper oral habits, such as tongue thrusting, incorrect swallowing patterns, and dysfunctional breathing. The goal of orofacial myofunctional therapy is to improve the balance and coordination of theses muscles, leading to enhanced speech, swallowing and overall oral function. 

Feeding therapy using an airway-focused approach involves evaluating and addressing any potential underlying airway concerns that may be affecting a person's ability to eat and swallow. This may include ruling out anatomical issues related to the airway, considering referrals to Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialists for further examination, and implementing targeted interventions to improve feeding and swallowing skills, ensuring optimal respiratory function and oral skills during mealtimes.