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BG Speech Pathology

Locality: Mildura, Victoria

Phone: +61 419 346 315

Address: 112 Walnut Ave. 3500 Mildura, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.bgspeech.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Two day sale $50 off

25.01.2022 Our AHAs are out and about this week proudly representing our business providing services to children at school & kinder. Have a great week ladies Our AHAs are out and about this week proudly representing our business providing services to children at school & kinder. Have a great week ladies

23.01.2022 Who loves reading Dog Man? Dave Pilkey, the author is releasing weekly activities! This includes comics to read, tutorials for drawing pictures and ideas for your own story! Click the link to find out more

23.01.2022 Sarah and I are currently participating in this free webinar. Check out this free app - it looks great for non-verbal communicators

23.01.2022 Do you know of a child aged 6-12 with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy or Down Syndrome who might like to be involved in this Flinders University research? It includes free online assessment and literacy intervention, and activities for parents/guardians.

23.01.2022 We are hiring! Do you know someone who would like to join our team? We are looking for an enthusiastic team player. New graduates highly encouraged to apply. https://www.seek.com.au/job/50781926

23.01.2022 Do you have a student in your family undertaking the HSC this year [2020] - Has one of their parents/guardians been receiving Job Keeper or Job Seeker allowance... for a minimum of 3 months? Make sure your HSC student applies to the Educational Access Scheme in addition to their UAC application to ensure that considerations are in place on the grounds of financial hardship - more details below #NSWHSC2020 #Covid19 https://www.uac.edu.au//educat/disadvantages-and-documents

20.01.2022 HAPPY INDIGENOUS LITERACY DAY! This year will be celebrated online. You can tune in from 12pm today!

18.01.2022 Free parent/carer online workshop. How to prepare your child entering school in 2021.

18.01.2022 Came across a resource from Love & Reilly today (now known as Pelican Talk). Simple but effect activities to develop your childs spoken language skills. Have fun

18.01.2022 Five From Five, Auspeld and Learning Difficulties Australia have collaborated on an evidence-based framework for schools to dramatically reduce the number of ch...ildren who finish primary school unable to read proficiently. It is vitally important that schools and teachers are provided with the support, training and resources they need to ensure that all students learn to read. Primary Reading Pledge: To reduce to near zero the number of children who finish primary school unable to read by providing primary schools with the resources and training to provide effective assessment and intervention. Download the Primary Reading Pledge plan here: https://fivefromfive.com.au/primary-reading-pledge #primaryreadingpledge

17.01.2022 Research tells us that approximately 1 child in 20 has dyslexia. This means that there is likely to be at least one child in every class who displays the pattern of strengths and weaknesses characteristic of dyslexia. Do you have a young child who puzzles you, displaying well-developed skills and abilities in some areas and unexpected difficulties in others? Complete this checklist to determine if that child could be at-risk of dyslexia (SPELD SA). We have experienced clinicians able to complete literacy assessments and develop individual intervention programs prior to undergoing a comprehensive dyslexia assessment. Contact us today if you would like to discuss further.

17.01.2022 The simple view of reading

16.01.2022 New Group Alert We are sooo excited to announce that we have teamed up with Flow Well-being and Education to create this intensive hand writing and fine moto...r skill program for Term 3. Signs your child may benefit from the program: - complaining of pain when writing - increased pressure through pencil - poor pencil grasp - poor legibility - decreased writing speed or letter formation - able to provide answers verbally but not by writing - poor motivation to complete writing tasks - self-critical of writing/perfectionist - poor attention/focus/attention to detail Places will fill fast!

15.01.2022 Our 20 days of at home play starts tomorrow! Everyday we will share an activity or two We would love you to join the fun and share what activities you are enj...oying at home by posting comments, photos or videos below. Each day we will giveaway a prize pack with goodies from our friends at Crayola and LEGO DUPLO yipppeee. We have loaded nine activities on our website to begin with and will continue to update as we go: https://www.playgroup.org.au/news/20-days-of-play-at-home/ #playeveryday See more

12.01.2022 Weve registered for this free webinar next week and would like to invite our clients & colleagues working with non verbal communicators to do the same. It is so important to use the right tools to promote language. We look forward to sharing & implementing our knowledge

11.01.2022 We’re hiring in 2021 & we’d love to speak to you! New grads & experienced clinicians are encouraged to apply.

11.01.2022 First day feels New office space @ 11/148 Pine Ave complete with mini courtyard, waiting room & resource cupboard. No more dogs escaping &/or jumping on clients for us .

10.01.2022 The theme for Speech Pathology Week 2020 is Communicating with Confidence!

10.01.2022 Welcome to todays Stay at Home Storytime! Our story today is Big Red Bath by Julia Jarman and Adrian Reynolds Big Red Bath is published by Orchard Books..

10.01.2022 The benefit and importance of decodable readers has been demonstrated beautifully in this post by Alison Clarke, a respected literacy expert. We support and implement this approach in our clinic.

09.01.2022 This is one for our secondary school teachers & clients

07.01.2022 Introducing Sophie who has recently commenced employment as an Allied Health Assistant at BG Speech Therapy. My name is Sophie Bell. I am a mum of two beautiful boys and currently completing my Masters degree in Speech Pathology. I am excited about embarking on this journey with Brooke and Sarah soaking up their knowledge and experience, and learning all things Speech Pathology while working in the field as an Allied Health Assistant. I love working with children, and aspire to a career in paediatrics, helping children with language development, social communication and literacy. I am looking forward to what is ahead in 2021

07.01.2022 School Holiday Social Skills Groups. Is your child aged 5-7 and would benefit from a social skills group? Therapy will focus on developing sharing, communicating with peers, winning, and losing. If you think your child would benefit from this group, please contact us.

07.01.2022 Dear Clients. Sarah & I will still be seeing clients face to face in the office. Please advise if youd prefer a Telehealth session as this can be provided. Please arrive on time wearing a face mask if over 12years of age. We ask that you only attend the clinic if you and your family are well & COVID symptom free. Thank you.

06.01.2022 Beautiful day here in Mildura. Get outside today and enjoy nature Today we are going on a BUG hunt. Attached are some great resources to help you.

05.01.2022 Dyscalculia // Dyslexia // Dysgraphia // Dys- what?!! We recently completed further training in SLDs through the senior psychologists at SPELD. All of the t...erms above relate to SPECIFIC LEARNING DISORDERS (READING, WRITTEN EXPRESSION & MATHEMATICS). We thought we would pass on what we learnt as there are a lot of myths out there!! A SLD can ONLY be diagnosed by a psychologist (trained in SLD) using the DSM-V criteria and information gathered by allied health practitioners (usually OT and Speech) and their educators AFTER individualized therapy has been provided for more than 12 months. Learning DIFFICULTY vrs learning DISORDER? A learning difficulty is defined by a student having the potential to achieve age-appropriate levels if provided with support and instruction, whereas a learning disorder is defined by a difficulty that tends to continue despite appropriate targeted intervention and support (life-long). Soooo. Where should you start? READING- Our Speech Pathologist friends are your first port of call for a literacy and phonological assessment, a language assessment may also assist with educational supports (funding) at school. WRITTEN EXPRESSION- Your friendly OT can help with standardized motor coordination, visual perception and integration assessment to assist with targeting strategies and accommodations to support the student and educators at school. MATHEMATICS- You school educators will have access to numeracy assessments and remediation maths programs such as Number Shark and Dynamo Maths. Your support providers (if required) will then point you in the direction for a psychology assessment for a specific learning disorder. We refer on to the experts at SPELD Victoria. If you want more information on their services check out www.speldvic.org.au

04.01.2022 Sarah and I have been busy making visual aids, adapting books & developing vocab specific core language boards in preparation for this weeks sessions with our late talkers and ASD clients

04.01.2022 On World Mental Health Day (10/10) it is important to appreciate that speech pathologists improve a person’s communication and swallowing skills so they can fun...ction physically, socially and mentally at home, in the classroom, in the workplace, in social situations and in mental health treatment programs. Speech pathologists are an important part of the mental health team. Speech pathologists diagnose communication and swallowing disorders and, as part of the mental health team, can play an important role in diagnosing mental illnesses. They also help to determine whether communication or swallowing difficulties are part of the current mental health issue or whether there is an underlying communication/ swallowing disorder. They then develop appropriate targets to help overcome difficulties and help the person understand and participate in their treatment. Learn more about speech pathology and mental health with by reading our fact sheet on the topic https://bit.ly/3llRI3y #SLPeeps #WeSpeechies #LookAfterYourMentalHealthAustralia #WMHD2020 #MentalHealthPromise

03.01.2022 Does your child confuse b & d? Here is a great video on how to tackle this. We love using this mouth trick strategy!

02.01.2022 Articulation! Do you think your child speaks clearly? We can offer intensive therapy sessions over the January School Holidays. Your child will be provided with a home program. See image below for expected sounds at each age group.

01.01.2022 Early intervention is key for children with dyslexia.