Communication, connection & confidence
Speech pathology is about so much more than just speech! From finding the right words and connecting with others to enjoying mealtimes safely, speech pathologists support people in many different aspects of everyday life.
Therapy centred on what matters to you
At Our Village Allied Health, we believe therapy should be meaningful, practical and centred around what matters most to you. We take the time to understand your individual needs, interests and goals, working alongside you and your support network at a pace that feels right.
Who do we support?
From little ones finding their voice to adults navigating changes in communication or swallowing, we're here to support people through all stages of life. Our services are available to:
- Babies & toddlers
- Preschool & school-aged children
- Teenagers & young adults
- Adults
- Older adults
Meaningful progress happens where life happens
As a community-based service, we bring speech pathology support to you, across a range of familiar and functional environments. These may include:
- Your home
- Childcare centres & kindergartens
- Schools
- Aged care facilities
- Supported accommodation & SILs
- Community settings
- Telehealth, where appropriate
- Have another place in mind? Reach out!
Areas we service
- Gold Coast
- Logan
- Redlands
- South/South East Brisbane
Not sure if you're in our area? Get in touch and we'll let you know.
Support for every stage of life
Speech Sounds & Clarity
Supporting speech sound development, pronunciation, speech clarity and motor speech difficulties.
Language Development & Understanding
Supporting people to understand spoken and written language, express their thoughts and ideas, build vocabulary and develop language skills.
Social Communication & Connection
Supporting meaningful interactions, conversations, relationships and communication in social situations, with respect for individual communication styles and neurodiversity.
Multimodal Communication (MMC)
Helping people explore and use communication systems, including communication boards, visual supports, Key Word Sign and speech-generating devices.
Literacy & Learning
Supporting foundational literacy skills, phonological awareness, reading, spelling and written language.
Voice & Fluency
Supporting people experiencing voice difficulties or stuttering, with a focus on comfortable, confident and effective communication.
Adult Communication & Cognitive-Communication
Supporting adults experiencing changes in communication following stroke, brain injury or neurological conditions. This may include aphasia, motor speech disorders, memory and cognitive-communication skills.
Feeding, Mealtimes & Swallowing
Supporting people experiencing difficulties with eating, drinking and swallowing (dysphagia), with a focus on safety, comfort, independence and enjoyable mealtime experiences.
Communication Accessibility & Everyday Participation
Working with individuals, families and support teams to make communication more accessible through practical strategies, environmental adjustments and communication partner training.
Because supporting communication doesn't stop at the individual!
We also offer tailored education sessions, workshops and training for families, carers, educators, support workers and community organisations.
Whether you're looking to build your team's confidence, better understand communication differences, or learn practical strategies to support someone in your care, we'd love to work with you.
Sessions can be tailored to your group's needs, interests and setting.