By Simone Hui, Speech Pathologist Christmas is around the corner! We are so excited to share some festive and fun…
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By Natacha Fasel-Murphy Here at Speech Ease Speech Pathology we frequently use Key Word Sign (KWS) in our sessions and…
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By Simone Hui So you are about to bring your child to see a speech pathologist. Maybe it’s your first…
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By Natacha Fasel-Murphy A 2021 interview with the Australian Reading and Writing Hotline describes a report from an Australian nurse,…
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By Natacha Fasel-Murphy Whilst studying to become a Speech Pathologist, job interviews can seem a long way away while…
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By Gabrielle Nicoll and Cheryl Ye What a year. Like many teams, businesses and industries across Australia (and the world),…
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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…
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Play is more than just fun for your child. In fact, play is one of the most important things you…
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By Cheryl Ye, Certified Practising Speech Pathologist Dear parents and educators, Lazy. When used to describe children, the word makes…
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The NDIS – you’ve heard about it, you’ve read about it and you’ve become confused about it. It’s ok, we…
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We live in an increasingly multicultural society, Australia. For many bilingual households, language is the bridge to the essence of…
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Our lives are busy: work, family, extracurricular activities, multiple children with various needs…how can we parents find time to encourage…
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The new Pauline Gandel Children’s Gallery at the Melbourne Museum is amazing! What a wonderful space for children. Endless activities.…
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Learning to read can be a mysterious process – some children just seem to ‘get it’ without having to be…
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