About Communicate Speech
Communicate Speech Pathology was founded in 2004 by our Director, Emily Joseph. Our first logo transpired from a self-drawn portrait of one of Emily’s three your old clients. It reflects the client’s needs to better connect and socialise through communication and our guiding principle to deliver innovative, accessible and outcome based services to our clients.
We are Sydney’s largest provider of home and school based therapy sessions covering more than 440 suburbs. We developed our mobile service to give our clients access to therapy in an environment in which they feel most comfortable and where generalisation of new skills can best occur.
It gives us great satisfaction to service our clients, for many of whom therapy and assessment services would typically be out of reach.
Our Speech Pathologists work closely with families, teachers, carers and other professionals to ensure the communication needs of our clients are fully met. We collaborate with important people in the child’s or adult’s life to develop and implement therapy goals.
We have worked in over 800 different day care centres, pre-schools, primary schools, high-schools and supported work places. We have screened the speech and language skills of more than 10,000 children. Our Speech Pathologists have completed over 200,000 speech therapy sessions.
For further information about our services or company please contact us on 02 9328 3444 or via our contact form
Our Guiding Principles
OUR VISION
Providing Australians of all ages with the ability to effectively communicate throughout their life journey.
MISSION
Delivering to our clients, accessible and tailored goal focused therapy allowing them to thrive in all environments and settings.
VALUES
Client centricity is at the core of what we do. We are constantly seeking to deliver the highest standards of therapy and ethical practices.
Our Clients
We treat a broad range of clients with a variety of communication disorders with differing levels of severity. Clients and conditions we treat include:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Speech disorders e.g. lisp
- Childhood apraxia of speech (Dyspraxia)
- Stuttering
- Fragile X syndrome
- Down Syndrome
- Cerebral Palsy
- Literacy difficulties
- Communication in the aged care setting
- Dysphagia in the adult population
- Adult speech and language disorders
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Hearing Impairments
- Learning disorders/difficulties
- Developmental Delays
- Individuals of non-English speaking background
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Language delays
For further information on these disorders please see our resources section. If you would like to ask about our speech and language development therapy services for clients with these communication difficulties please feel free to contact us on 02 9328 3444 or via our contact form
