Speech sounds
Support clearer production and organisation of sounds used in spoken communication.
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Helping communication become clearer, easier and more connected.
Family-centred assessment and therapy for children with speech, language, listening, social communication or alternative communication needs.
Assessment & therapyFamily-centredFunctional goalsParent coaching
Communication support that connects with daily lifeSpeech · Language · Listening · Connection
Could this help my child?
When communicating takes more effort than expected.
Communication includes much more than pronunciation. A speech therapist considers how a child understands, expresses, listens, interacts and participates across home, school and community settings.
- 01Speech that is difficult for others to understand
- 02Limited words, sentences or expressive language
- 03Difficulty understanding questions or directions
- 04Listening needs associated with hearing differences
- 05Challenges with social communication
- 06Possible need for augmentative communication support
What speech therapy may support
Build communication skills that matter in everyday life.
Goals are selected after assessment and discussed with the family around the child’s needs and routines.
Language
Develop understanding and expression of words, sentences, ideas and narratives.
Listening
Support listening and spoken-language development, including for children with hearing differences.
Social communication
Strengthen participation, shared attention, conversational skills and connection with others.
AAC
Explore augmentative and alternative communication when speech alone does not meet the child’s needs.
Parent coaching
Help caregivers use practical communication strategies within familiar daily routines.
How children are supported
Assessment-led goals, practised beyond the therapy room.
Family collaboration helps useful strategies become part of everyday communication.
- 1
Understand the communication profile
The therapist gathers history, observes communication and uses suitable assessment activities.
- 2
Agree on functional goals
Priorities focus on communication that is meaningful for the child and family.
- 3
Practise through engaging activities
Therapy may use play, conversation, listening tasks, visuals and structured practice.
- 4
Coach the adults around the child
Caregivers learn ways to create helpful communication opportunities in daily routines.
Meet the speech therapist
Hee Han Hui
Speech Therapist · LSLS Cert. AVT
Han Hui is a multilingual speech therapist and Listening and Spoken Language Specialist, Certified Auditory-Verbal Therapist.
She works with children and families across speech, language, listening, social communication and augmentative and alternative communication needs.
Read Han Hui’s full profile →Speech therapy or developmental assessment?
Different questions may need different professionals.
Speech therapy assesses and supports communication directly. A broader psychological or developmental assessment may be relevant when families are seeking diagnostic clarity about autism, ADHD or learning needs.
Parent questions
Before speech therapy begins
Do I need a doctor’s referral?+
Families can contact our team directly to discuss speech therapy. Share any relevant medical, hearing, school or previous therapy information so the therapist can advise on the most suitable starting point.
Will my child need a hearing test?+
Hearing can affect speech and language development. Depending on the child’s history and concerns, the therapist may recommend hearing information or referral to an appropriate hearing professional.
Will parents join the sessions?+
Family involvement is an important part of care. The exact arrangement varies, but caregivers may observe, participate or receive coaching so strategies can continue at home.
How many sessions will be needed?+
Recommendations depend on assessment findings, goals, attendance and progress. The therapist will review the direction with your family.
What are the current fees and available times?+
Contact our team for current assessment or therapy fees and Han Hui’s availability.
A clearer next step
Tell us what communication has been like for your child.
Share their age, the main concern, languages used and any relevant hearing or previous assessment information.