Speech Sprouts in Kurri Kurri, New South Wales | Speech pathologist

Speech Sprouts

Locality: Kurri Kurri, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4937 5542

Address: 108 Aberdare Street 2327 Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia

Website: http://speechsprouts.com.au

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23.01.2022 "Speech pathologists work to ensure everyone can communicate with confidence. It is important that the broader community understands that:"

22.01.2022 Happy to announce an internet connection has been restored to the Speech Sprouts clinic! There are still issues with the phone line however so please contact via email, Facebook Messenger or text message if you have my mobile number.

20.01.2022 Feeling like a kid on Christmas morning with Speech Sprouts' new Orchard Toys games!

19.01.2022 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

13.01.2022 As a member of the coalition, Speech Pathology Australia supports The National Early Language and Literacy Coalition (NELLC) release of a discussion paper that ...outlines the objectives and priorities of a National Early Language and Literacy Strategy. The central objective of a National Early Language and Literacy Strategy is to establish a coordinated national approach to enhancing babies’ and children’s early language and literacy development in Australia. In support of the launch of the Discussion and Evidence Papers, ARACY will host a National Language and Literacy Strategy (NELLS) webinar on 10 November, from 12.00pm-1.00pm AEDT. Join Associate Professor Tanya Serry and Dr Rebecca Goodhue for this webinar. Register online: https://bit.ly/32iwuwA

08.01.2022 Happy Speech Pathology Week! "Communication is a basic human right and Speech Pathology Week seeks to make Australians aware of this."

07.01.2022 Important Announcement The internet and phone line are down at the Speech Sprouts clinic. It has been this way since Monday evening and we have been trying to get things back up and running, but so far without success. Apologies if you have been trying to get through. The problem will hopefully be rectified on Monday but if you need to get in touch please contact me on my mobile if you are a current client for via a Facebook message.... Thanks for your patience!

03.01.2022 For those families who attend sessions at Speech Sprouts, you know I love Orchard Toys games! Here is a fellow Speech Pathologist who also shares the love of Orchard Toys and outlines some simple ways you can use them to built your child's speech and language skills: https://www.orchardtoys.com//recommendations-from-speech-l

02.01.2022 Tomorrow is the last day of Book Week for 2020 and the end of Speech Sprouts' colouring competition Thank you to all the Little Sprouts who participated!

01.01.2022 Speech Pathology Australia supports Developmental Language Disorder Awareness Day on Friday 16 October because more light needs to be shed on a hidden condition... that affects on average two children in every classroom. DLD is a condition that causes difficulties with speech, language understanding, communication, and reading (with an associated high risk of dyslexia). Developmental Language Disorder is now the accepted term for language difficulties where the language disorder has no other differentiating or influencing condition (e.g. the absence of Autism, Down Syndrome, Fragile X, etc.). The term DLD describes children who are likely to have a language problem that endures into middle childhood and beyond; without diagnosis and specialist support this condition has a significant impact on their everyday social interactions and schooling. If you are concerned a child you know has DLD, contact a speech pathologist. Find a speech pathologist via the Speech Pathology Australia website.> https://bit.ly/3k4PNjx