Speech Therapy For Kids

early and school age intervention

our speech pathologists help kids with these skills…

• Social Communication

• Speech sounds

• Stuttering

• Augmentative & alternative communication

• Reading, writing & spelling

• Language development

• Intelligibility

• Vocabulary Building
• Comprehension & understanding

• Phonological awareness

helping kids connect with the important people in their life by developing commuincation skills...

take our quiz to find out if your child may benefit from speech pathology support

does your child...

1. Have difficulty with the sounds of his/her speech?

2. Have a limited vocabulary compared to their peers?

3. Have difficulty combining words?

4. Have difficulty being understood by others?

5. Have difficulty constructing sentences?

6. Have difficulty using grammar?

7. Have difficulty telling stories?

8. Have difficulty asking and/or answering questions?

9. Have difficulty following directions?

10. Have difficulty sounding out words and/or reading?

11. Have difficulty and/or dislike spelling?

12. Have difficulty and/or dislike writing sentences, stories or essays?

13. Have difficulty understanding written information?

14. Have difficulty understanding spoken information?

15. Repeat sounds, words or phrases i.e. stutter?

16. Prolong or stretch out sounds?

17. Have silent blocks / tension and difficulty getting a word out?

18. Have difficulty achieving the correct tongue position when pronouncing the /s/ or /z/ sounds i.e. lisp?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, your child may benefit from speech pathology at Kids Club!

What does speech pathology do for kids?

Speech pathology helps children develop the communication skills they need to connect with others and express themselves confidently. Our Speech Pathologists support kids with speech, language, social communication, fluency (such as stuttering), and even feeding or swallowing difficulties. Through fun, personalised sessions, we help children build their ability to speak clearly, understand others, and participate fully at home, school, and in social settings.

Why would a child need a speech pathologist?

A child might benefit from seeing a Speech Pathologist if they:

Are late to start talking or have a limited vocabulary for their age
Struggle to pronounce words clearly or are hard to understand
Have difficulty understanding instructions or expressing their needs
Stutter or get stuck on words and sounds
Avoid talking or get frustrated when trying to communicate
Have trouble with social skills like taking turns in conversation
Experience feeding or swallowing challenges

Our team takes a warm, neuroaffirming approach that celebrates each child’s unique strengths while supporting their communication goals in a way that’s fun, empowering, and tailored to them.