Red flags and green flags!Applying for your first job as a new graduate speech pathologist With the demand for speech pathologists steadily increasing and…Read This Post
Join us to promote AAC Awareness Month!Our team are sharing a poster we made about the various modes of communication one can use, to relay information.…Read This Post
Communication Is Not Just Answering Questions*This post was written by Tingxuan Bonnie, one of our speech pathologist, imagining what it might be like being one…Read This Post
What is Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT)?By Xiu Ching Saw OMT is a type of therapy that some speech and language therapists practice and have further…Read This Post
Christmas Fun – Language Stimulation and Engagement Ideas!By Simone Hui, Speech Pathologist Christmas is around the corner! We are so excited to share some festive and fun…Read This Post
What Is Key Word Sign?By Natacha Fasel-Murphy Here at Speech Ease Speech Pathology we frequently use Key Word Sign (KWS) in our sessions and…Read This Post
Speech And Language Assessment: What To Expect From Your Speech PathologistBy Simone Hui So you are about to bring your child to see a speech pathologist. Maybe it’s your first…Read This Post
Providing Accessible Information To The Caregivers Of Our ClientsBy Natacha Fasel-Murphy A 2021 interview with the Australian Reading and Writing Hotline describes a report from an Australian nurse,…Read This Post
Questions To Ask During New Graduate Job Interviews – Going Beyond Salary And Caseload.By Natacha Fasel-Murphy Whilst studying to become a Speech Pathologist, job interviews can seem a long way away while…Read This Post
Telehealth ReflectionsBy Gabrielle Nicoll and Cheryl Ye What a year. Like many teams, businesses and industries across Australia (and the world),…Read This Post
I Will Survive! Reflections And Tips On Getting Through The First Few Months As A Speech Pathologist– By Gabrielle Nicoll, Certified Practising Speech Pathologist 1. Stay in touch with graduate friends from your cohort. Organise regular…Read This Post
Play With Your ChildPlay is more than just fun for your child. In fact, play is one of the most important things you…Read This Post
Don’t Call Me LazyBy Cheryl Ye, Certified Practising Speech Pathologist Dear parents and educators, Lazy. When used to describe children, the word makes…Read This Post
Navigating The NDIS MazeThe NDIS – you’ve heard about it, you’ve read about it and you’ve become confused about it. It’s ok, we…Read This Post
Raising A Child With Two Or More LanguagesWe live in an increasingly multicultural society, Australia. For many bilingual households, language is the bridge to the essence of…Read This Post
Language Hacks For Busy Parents!Our lives are busy: work, family, extracurricular activities, multiple children with various needs…how can we parents find time to encourage…Read This Post
Pauline Gandel Children’s GalleryThe new Pauline Gandel Children’s Gallery at the Melbourne Museum is amazing! What a wonderful space for children. Endless activities.…Read This Post
Decodable Books: What Are They?Learning to read can be a mysterious process – some children just seem to ‘get it’ without having to be…Read This Post
