Speech Language Pathologist - Susannah McKelvey Speech Pathology

You may need to see a speech pathologist if your child is experiencing difficulties with:

Hearing
Listening and attention
Remembering or auditory memory
Understanding and following directions
Having ideas and deciding what to say
Using the correct speech sounds, words or grammar
Coordinating instructions to the speech muscles and speaking fluently
Reading or writing
Eating or drinking

If you are unsure whether your child needs to be assessed by a speech pathologist, please contact us to discuss your concerns.

You do not need a GP referral to see a speech pathologist.