Our mobile team brings specially tailored, qualified speech therapy support services for your child directly to your home, with programs that are comfortable, effective, and fun for children to learn effective communication skills.
It can be challenging to provide the best care for a child who struggles with speech or communication. Children deserve empathetic and compassionate support services that can ensure that they develop correctly and can be at their full potential, which is why the mobile Paediatric Speech Pathologists at Talk Health Therapy specialise in comfortable, in-home programs that make therapy an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
How Do We Work With Your Child to Ensure Comfortable, Successful Speech Therapy?
During sessions, we ensure that your child feels comfortable and at ease by using toys and games to make learning fun. Our team studies and targets the specific speech and language goals of your child, helping them to develop new skills to improve their communication abilities.
Our team is dedicated to addressing a range of speech and language challenges that your child may be facing, including:
We conduct an initial assessment to understand the specific needs and challenges of your child’s communication skills, which includes their general abilities, strengths and weaknesses, and target areas that need specialised attention.
Following the assessment, we collaborate with you to develop a customised intervention plan that is designed to address your areas of concern effectively, outlining clear goals and strategies to support your progress and development.
Once the plan is in place, our Speech Pathologists will work together with you and your child to provide ongoing support to ensure you receive the best care and achieve meaningful outcomes. We'll regularly review their progress and adjust the therapy plan as needed.
If you are a self-managed, a plan-managed participant, or a plan nominee who does not have a support coordinator, you can self-refer using our NDIS referral form.
If you are an NDIS support coordinator, please use our NDIS referral form to send us a referral. Alternatively, you can contact our reception team at (07) 2111 6983, or info@talkhealththerapy.com.au.
Talk Health Therapy is an NDIS-registered provider and mostly works with participants with NDIS plans. We can also work with private clients depending on their location; be sure to talk to our team to discuss your options and the possibility of travel costs.
One of our team will contact you shortly after you submit your referral form to discuss your referral details. Then, a home risk assessment form will be completed and an initial appointment will be arranged.
From there, you’ll meet with one of our qualified and experienced paediatric specialists, who will gather your child’s medical history, perform a physical exam, and discuss any health concerns or questions you may have. They’ll craft a detailed program for your child’s well-being which they will further discuss with you in your role as their parent or carer.
No, our Speech Pathology specialists only travel across the greater Brisbane region to conduct therapeutic services within the comfort of your own home. We only charge for one-way travel, so you’re afforded the easiest option for your child’s needs.
Yes, we are! For NDIA-managed participants, simply submit a referral via our NDIS referral form.
Yes, we will arrange to go to different venues as needed. However, as many venues often charge a fee, we will discuss this option with you prior to your consultation.
Please note as well that our first consultation is always conducted at your home, and then ongoing therapeutic intervention will be provided as discussed.
Our qualified Paediatric Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists work across the whole of the greater Brisbane region to provide in-home service, no matter where you’re located.
Our service makes sure that people anywhere in the region can count on dependable allied health and therapeutic solutions directly to their home, where they are most comfortable.
