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25.01.2022 Not all communication is speech. Around 1.2 million Australians have communication disability. Though, communication disability is largely invisible. Unseen an...d out-of-sight. That’s why during Speech Pathology Week (23-29 August), we strive to raise awareness of communication disability and the important work speech pathologists do to ensure every Australian is ‘communicating with confidence’. This short video highlights some of the many and varied ways Australians communicate. www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/spw2020 #SPweek #SpeakUp4CommRights #WeSpeechies #SLPeeps #slp2B

23.01.2022 You must watch this beautiful and honest story of Megan Washington conquering her fears and her stutter as she continues to share her incredible voice.

23.01.2022 Development Language Disorder is hidden and affects approximately 2 children in every classroom. It impacts on literacy, learning, friendships, and emotional wellbeing. We are passionate about helping our children with DLD learn strategies to increase their participation in the classroom and to communicate with confidence!

23.01.2022 We are always passionate about working with children in their natural learning environments. Despite the challenges of Covid 19, we have continued to adapt our therapy approach in the face of these difficulties to ensure our clients continue to succeed in their speech pathology goals. It has been a pleasure working with Principal Paul Gaden and the fabulous staff at Ellalong Public School over the last eight months to achieve success in our school program.

23.01.2022 HAPPY SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUSTRALIA WEEK This year's theme is: Communication is everyone's right. Speech pathologists work to ensure everyone can communicate with confidence. It is important that the broader community understands that:... - communication is a basic human right; - 1.2 million Australians live with communication disability; - communication disability is largely invisible. Unseen and out-of-sight; - confident communication helps maximise educational, health and social outcomes; and - communication is more than just speech. See more

23.01.2022 Check out our new home page! Paul at The Drop Bear Collective has yet again surpassed all expectations. He has made some sleek and great looking changes to the homepage on our website. It has a new look and now includes information about our telehealth sessions. https://acspeechpath.com.au/

23.01.2022 We are always passionate about working with children in their natural learning environments. Despite the challenges of Covid 19, we have continued to adapt our therapy approach in the face of these difficulties to ensure our clients continue to succeed in their speech pathology goals. It has been a pleasure working with Principal Paul Gaden and the fabulous staff at Ellalong Public School over the last eight months to achieve success in our school program.

21.01.2022 Good hearing and communication skills are important at all stages of life. Hearing loss (and related ear diseases) can be avoided through preventative actions such as: protection against loud sounds; good ear care practices and immunization. Hearing loss (and related ear diseases) can be addressed when it is identified in a timely manner and appropriate care sought. People at risk of hearing loss should check their hearing regularly. People having hearing loss (or rel...ated ear diseases) should seek care from a health care provider. SPEECH PATHOLOGY & HEARING When we are young we acquire speech and language through hearing and imitation. Normal hearing allows children to have access to the full range of speech sounds. However, if a child has a hearing loss, they will not hear these speech sounds correctly and this can affect how their vocabulary and receptive-expressive language develops. Speech Pathologists can work with people who are hard of hearing by: supporting them to hear through the use of technology (like cochlear implants or hearing aids), helping build listening skills, teaching other communication forms (such as AUSLAN or Key Word Sign), helping build skills to process verbal language and speaking.

20.01.2022 Happy Father's Day to all of our dads! A father is someone you look up to no matter how tall you grow.Unknown

19.01.2022 The rise in COVID-19 cases have us all feeling a little anxious, but we want to assure you that the ACSP team will continue to support your family with safe practices during your sessions. It is important for your child to continue to work towards their communication skills, and we will keep you and your family safe while doing so with our COVID-Safe processes. Some of the steps that will be taken when attending an appointment include: - Families will receive an SMS 48 hours ...prior to your child's appointment. This SMS will include screening questions to ensure your safety and the safety of our team. - If you, your child or anyone they have had close contact with has been exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19, is required to isolate, or has developed fever or respiratory symptoms (i.e. cough, sore throat, shortness of breath etc.), Please CANCEL your face to face session and schedule a telehealth session instead. - Your speech pathologist will be wearing a mask during the session. When practicing speech sounds, your speech pathologist will be wearing a face shield, so your child can see their mouth. - We will be maintaining a 1.5m distance as much as possible. - At the start of the appointment, the child and speech pathologist will wash their hands, and regularly sanitise throughout the session. - If you would prefer to book a telehealth session (via Zoom) rather than a face to face session please let us know. If you have any concerns, please feel free to call. Stay safe and well. Andrea Cooper Speech Pathology See more

19.01.2022 Today is Employee Appreciation Day! But to be honest everyday I appreciate the smiling faces of the most dedicated and supportive members who make up our team! #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #acspeechpath #speechies

17.01.2022 We are looking forward to meeting the speechies that will join our team!

16.01.2022 Not all communication is speech. Around 1.2 million Australians have communication disability. Though, communication disability is largely invisible. Unseen an...d out-of-sight. That’s why during Speech Pathology Week (23-29 August), we strive to raise awareness of communication disability and the important work speech pathologists do to ensure every Australian is ‘communicating with confidence’. This short video highlights some of the many and varied ways Australians communicate. www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/spw2020 #SPweek #SpeakUp4CommRights #WeSpeechies #SLPeeps #slp2B

14.01.2022 Communication comes in many forms. Just because a person cannot use their voice, doesn't mean they don't have anything to say. We just loved this latest Australian Story clip!

13.01.2022 Thank you to those who attended our online event. Due to unforeseen circumstances unfortunately we have had to reschedule tonight’s repeat presentation. A recording of the presentation will be sent to all of those who registered for the event. We will also be sending a copy of the handouts and questions and answers that were asked in each of the presentations. All the best in your school transitions.

12.01.2022 Communication disability is largely invisible. Unseen and out-of-sight. That’s why every year we host Speech Pathology Week to make more Australians aware of th...e 1.2 million Australians with communication disability. The speech pathology profession plays a crucial role working with Australians with communication disability to ensure everyone is communicating with confidence. www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/spw2020

12.01.2022 This week we will be celebrating Speech Pathology Week and sharing some facts about the great work speech pathologists do to help people in our community 'Communicate with Confidence'!!!

11.01.2022 Communication is a basic human right. Speech pathologists work with people of all ages to improve their communication skills, and to maximise their educational, health and social outcomes.

11.01.2022 I am excited to share some tips to help prepare your child for Kindy! After putting the kids to bed, join myself Andrea Cooper (Speech Pathologist), Dr. Rachel Briggs (Clinical Psychologist), Amanda Hicks (Learning & Literacy Specialist) and Jess Rodgers (Occupational Therapist), as we discuss school readiness for 2021. Register to this free event by visiting www.ripitupreading.com.au/upcoming-events

10.01.2022 In Australia today, communication disability remains largely invisible. Unseen and out-of-sight. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has highlighted the challenges faced by Australians with communication disability. That’s why during Speech Pathology Week, from 22-28 August, we have been highlighting the week’s theme: 'Communication is everyone’s right'.

10.01.2022 NEW BLOG The wonderful Sally has put together a fantastic blog outlining social communication skills & the speech pathologist's role in diagnosis and treatment. Also highlighted are the pragmatic language skills you should be looking out for as your child develops. https://acspeechpath.com.au/lets-talk-social-communication/

09.01.2022 We are hiring for multiple full-time speech pathology positions. New Graduate and experienced clinicians are welcome to apply. https://www.seek.com.au/job/53231993

08.01.2022 NEW BLOG POST - Our fabulous speechie Georgie has shared some tips about children's voice disorders and what to do if you notice a change in your child's voice. https://acspeechpath.com.au/tuning-into-your-childs-voice/ Link also in bio

07.01.2022 On Wednesday the 12th of August I will be presenting alongside Dr Chanka Nanayakkara (Consultant Paediatrician), Dr Rachel Briggs (Clinical Psychologist) and Amanda Hicks (Learning, Reading & Working Memory Specialist). We will be sharing information about: - how we diagnose learning difficulties, - the problems associated with diagnosis, - and how we treat these difficulties outside of the classroom and within.... This is a FREE Virtual Event. Please register your interest by contacting Rip It Up Reading.

07.01.2022 Announcement for university students

07.01.2022 Today is 'International Stuttering Awareness Day'! So we thought we would share some facts about stuttering. Stuttering is a speech disorder that causes interruptions in the rhythm or flow of speech.... The exact cause of stuttering is unknown. Stuttering can affect children, adolescents and adults. Around 1% of the population experiences stuttering at any given time and as many as 5% across a life time. Stuttering usually starts in early childhood, often by the age of 3. It may start gradually over days, week or months, or it can be sudden, over hours or a day. Stuttering may change in type or frequency over time. It may decrease or seem to go away for periods of time. Recent research in Australia indicates that 8.5% of 3 year old children experience stuttering. Not all children who start stuttering will continue. As many as 70-75% of children who start to stutter are thought to recover naturally without treatment. Early intervention from a speech pathologist is recommended for children who stutter. This is thought to be the best time to reduce stuttering. Stuttering does not limit your success! Many famous people have had a stutter, including; King George VI, Winston Churchill, Rowan Atkinson, Emily Blunt, Samuel L. Jackson, James Earl Jones, Nicole Kidman, Marilyn Monroe, Sam Neill, Bruce Willis, Elvis Presley, Ed Sheeran, Kenrick Lamar, Shaquille O'Neal, Lewis Carroll, Alan Turing https://youtu.be/woJnudD797Q

06.01.2022 Happy Speech Pathology Week #acspeechpath #SPweek #speechpathologyweek #speechpathaus #SpeakUp4CommRights #communication #SLPeeps #slp2b #slt #slt2b #slp #slpbloggers #speech #voice #fluency #language #speechpathology #speechtherapy #signlanguage #StandUp4HumanRights

05.01.2022 Communication comes in many forms. Just because a person cannot use their voice, doesn't mean they don't have anything to say. We just loved this latest Australian Story clip!

05.01.2022 https://www.seek.com.au/job/53713393 We are looking for three speech pathologists to join our team. Experienced and new graduate speech pathologists are welcome to apply.

05.01.2022 Today is 'International Stuttering Awareness Day'! So we thought we would share some facts about stuttering. Stuttering is a speech disorder that causes interruptions in the rhythm or flow of speech.... The exact cause of stuttering is unknown. Stuttering can affect children, adolescents and adults. Around 1% of the population experiences stuttering at any given time and as many as 5% across a life time. Stuttering usually starts in early childhood, often by the age of 3. It may start gradually over days, week or months, or it can be sudden, over hours or a day. Stuttering may change in type or frequency over time. It may decrease or seem to go away for periods of time. Recent research in Australia indicates that 8.5% of 3 year old children experience stuttering. Not all children who start stuttering will continue. As many as 70-75% of children who start to stutter are thought to recover naturally without treatment. Early intervention from a speech pathologist is recommended for children who stutter. This is thought to be the best time to reduce stuttering. Stuttering does not limit your success! Many famous people have had a stutter, including; King George VI, Winston Churchill, Rowan Atkinson, Emily Blunt, Samuel L. Jackson, James Earl Jones, Nicole Kidman, Marilyn Monroe, Sam Neill, Bruce Willis, Elvis Presley, Ed Sheeran, Kenrick Lamar, Shaquille O'Neal, Lewis Carroll, Alan Turing https://youtu.be/woJnudD797Q

05.01.2022 We are looking for a fabulous speech pathologist to join our team! Contact [email protected] for more information. https://www.seek.com.au/job/50400404

02.01.2022 Happy Father's Day to all of our dads! A father is someone you look up to no matter how tall you grow.Unknown

02.01.2022 MEDICARE REBATES FOR SPEECH PATHOLOGY SERVICES Some children and adults may be able to receive assistance with the cost of private speech pathology sessions through Medicare. The Chronic Disease Management (CDM) program is one of the Medicare programs which provides access for eligible clients to a Medicare rebate for speech pathology services. For example, some people may be eligible for a Medicare rebate, for up to five speech pathology services, per calendar year... under a CDM. People of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent may also be eligible for a further five follow-up services through this CDM plan. Not all people with communication or swallowing difficulties are eligible for Medicare rebates. Your family doctor/GP is the best person to talk to about Medicare and the different plans and options that may be available for your child. A Chronic Disease Management Plan is sometimes also known as an Enhanced Primary Care Plan (EPC).

02.01.2022 Development Language Disorder is hidden and affects approximately 2 children in every classroom. It impacts on literacy, learning, friendships, and emotional wellbeing. We are passionate about helping our children with DLD learn strategies to increase their participation in the classroom and to communicate with confidence!