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Neurodevelopmental disorders such as Autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, and intellectual disabilities are commonly diagnosed by Developmental Paediatricians and/or Clinical Psychologists. Talking Tribe provides diagnoses within the scope of our practice. Our Speech Pathologists specialise in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of communication disorders, addressing issues with speaking, listening, understanding language, reading, writing, social interactions, stuttering, and voice use

We welcome referrals from health and education professionals, but a referral is not required to see us. Simply get in touch with us to schedule an appointment. If you’re eligible for a Medicare rebate, we recommend speaking with your General Practitioner about obtaining a referral to support this.

The approach can vary significantly depending on your child. After our initial meeting, we’ll provide recommendations on how to proceed in order to best address your concerns and achieve your goals. Following your first appointment, you will receive a written summary and action plan that outlines the next steps we discussed.

Yes, where applicable and when available, we offer home and school visits within the following Inner West and Canada Bay suburbs: Abbotsford, Annandale, Ashfield, Balmain, Canada Bay, Croydon, Drummoyne, Dulwich Hill, Enmore, Five Dock, Haberfield, Leichhardt, Marrickville, Newtown, Petersham, Rodd Point, Rozelle, Russell Lea, Stanmore, Summer Hill, Tempe, Wareemba.

Yes, Saturday appointments are available.

The assessment process is personalised to meet the unique needs of each child and their family. Initially, one of our therapists will meet with the key individuals in the child’s life to discuss their priorities, strengths, and areas where support is needed. Using this information, a customised plan will be created, which may involve standardised and non-standardised assessments, observations in natural environments, and collaboration with other professionals already involved with the child. All findings will be summarised in a report with recommendations. After the assessment, the therapist and family will work together to identify and document goals that are meaningful to them, which will guide the therapy process.

Speech Pathology can assist with a variety of challenges, including difficulty speaking clearly, stuttering, issues with understanding or using language, and challenges with social communication.