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Did you know? Singing to your baby helps them stay calm twice as long as talking does?⁠
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Research from the University of Montreal shows that lullabies or simple tunes not only soothe your baby but also support their emotional development. Singing can help them feel more relaxed and connected, making it a great tool for those fussy moments.⁠
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So next time you are trying to sooth your baby, try a familiar song or lullaby!⁠
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Is your child finding schoolwork challenging?

Does your child struggle with reading, spelling, or writing?
Do they mix up letters or jumble their sentences?
Or perhaps they have trouble with matching the speech sounds to letters?

Kids can face challenges with learning for many different reasons.
Unfortunately, teachers and schools can’t always address the specific learning needs of each child. Large classes and strict curriculum result in many kids being left behind, struggling to keep up.

One-on-one coaching sessions with a clinician can be tailored to the needs of each child, helping them to develop skills and strategies to engage in learning and helping you to learn the skills to provide support for them at home.

Did you know that our Speech Pathologist has specialist knowledge and training that can help your child to reach their potential with reading and writing.


Need help? Check out our website and book an appointment to discuss your concerns.

Let us help you with effective intervention that can provide practical skills and strategies as EARLY as possible in their education journey.

Got an older child that you feel could benefit from help in this area? Annette has the knowledge and skills to help them too.

Speech Pathology for Adults – it’s never too late
No matter your age, speech pathology has plenty to offer.

Have you experienced a life changing event? Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury or Oral Cancer
Or have you been diagnosed with a progressive neurological disorder? Parkinson’s Disease, Motor Neuron Disease or Dementia

Do you need help with clearer speech and more effective communication?

Or maybe you need help with eating and drinking safely?

Perhaps you need help with understanding and learning how to prepare meals and drinks with a modified texture or consistency?

These are just a few examples of circumstances where an adult may seek the services of a speech pathologist.

There’s no reason to feel awkward or unsure to reach out for speech therapy as an adult, no matter if you’re looking for help in regard to communication, comprehension, or anything else.

Annette will work closely with you to build a therapy plan that is tailored entirely toward the things you struggle with and the unique goals you’re looking to achieve.

For many, one of the biggest and most unexpected benefits is the massive boost in confidence and overall social skills they discover after undergoing therapy with a speech pathologist


Need help? Check out our website and book an appointment to discuss your concerns.