At Moore SLP, we deliver assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of communication disorders via telehealth. At this point in time, our services do not include swallowing disorders.
We service clients who are NDIS self-managed, NDIS plan managed or who are paying privately.
We provide client centred, evidence based services.
Articulation and phonology
Articulation and phonology delays refer to challenges with producing speech sounds clearly and correctly. Both can impact a person’s ability to be understood and communicate effectively. Early intervention with a speech pathologist can help address these delays, improve speech clarity, and support overall language development.
fluency
Fluency refers to the smoothness and flow of speech. Fluency difficulties, or stutters can occur at any age. Accessing speech pathology services can enhance fluency and manage stuttering for clearer and more confident communication.
Literacy
Speech pathologists play a crucial role in supporting literacy development through a range of targeted strategies. By providing tailored interventions and support, speech pathologists help individuals build the skills needed for successful literacy development.
voice
Voice disorders affect the quality, pitch, volume, or resonance of the voice, making communication challenging. Speech pathologists specialize in diagnosing and treating these disorders, offering personalized therapy to address issues such as hoarseness, vocal strain, and voice loss.
Motor speech disorders (children)
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder where children have difficulty planning and coordinating the movements needed for clear and accurate speech. Speech pathologists provide specialized therapy to help children develop the ability to produce sounds and words correctly.
motor speech disorders (adults)
Motor speech disorders in adults affect the coordination and control of speech muscles, impacting speech clarity and fluency. Speech pathologists provide targeted therapy to address conditions such as dysarthria and apraxia of speech, using specialized exercises and techniques to improve muscle strength, coordination, and speech patterns.
Language
Language delays and disorders significantly impact an individual’s ability to communicate effectively. These conditions can be characterised by challenges in either expressive language, which involves the production/expression of language, or receptive language, which encompasses the comprehension and processing of spoken and written information.
social communication
Speech pathologists enhance social communication by teaching individuals to recognise social cues, improve conversation skills, and understand social norms.