Speechcare

13/03/2026

Meet Odie 🐾
Odie is our sweet therapy dog who loves cuddles, quiet company, and making new friends. He’s especially good at noticing when someone needs a calm moment and helps children feel safe and relaxed during therapy.

12/03/2026

Do you have concerns about your child's speech or communication? Trust your gut and speak to a professional. Mother's instincts are often right!

Our fabulous sponsor Speechcare has opened a new clinic in Daisy Hill and they have capacity to take on new clients. So why not get in touch, they can support you and your child and guide you on the next steps.

What does a Speechie (Speech Pathologist) help with?

💬Talking and understanding
💬Speech sounds and pronunciation
💬Stuttering or unclear speech
💬Social communication (e.g. understanding emotions, conversations)
💬Understanding and using language
💬Feeding and swallowing
💬Reading and spelling (literacy skills)

Signs you or your child might need a Speechie:

💬Struggles to follow instructions
💬Uses fewer words than others their age
💬Hard to understand when they speak
💬Difficulty learning to read or spell
💬Avoids talking or social situations
💬Shows anxiety in social settings
💬Difficulty making friends or resolving conflict
💬Differences or difficulties with play (preferring solo/repetitive play)
💬Trouble remembering new words
💬Repeats words or phrases without understanding (echolalia)
💬Copies what others say but struggles to express their own ideas

Speak to the fabulous Speechcare team today.
https://speechcare.com.au/bookings-fees/
07 3395 4400

12/03/2026

We are pleased to announce that our team has grown and we have immediate availability for speech therapy and OT services!

Booking is easy- visit www.speechcare.com.au or call 07 3395 4400

If you are concerned about your own or someone else's communication, swallowing, feeding, speech, language, literacy or social interaction, don't wait. Early intervention is crucial.

06/03/2026

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06/03/2026

We are excited to welcome Kim to Speechcare. Kim has over 14 years’ experience and an interest in neuro-affirming care and inclusion in the early years. Kim is offering a mobile service in North Brisbane and has availability.

06/03/2026

Our website is temporarily down- please phone 07 3395 4400 or email admin@speechcare.com.au

05/03/2026

Welcome, Farah!
Farah is a warm, welcoming Speech Pathologist with an interest in early years language. Farah speaks English and Arabic, and works at our Daisy Hill clinic.

27/02/2026

When Ollie’s parents noticed their confident young boy started to develop a speech stutter they started him in speech therapy right away.

This is the best start to life Ollie’s parents could give him but the reality is cost can become a burden for many families wanting the support of a speechie.

That’s why our government is making it easier for families. Come 1 March we’re increasing Medicare rebated speech pathology sessions from a total of 5 sessions, to 8 assessment and 20 treatment sessions. Because every kid should have the best start to life.

26/02/2026

Last chance to join us... we have 5 seats left and it's going to be a beautiful event!

If you have a daughter, niece, granddaughter (10 years and over) they will enjoy this event too so feel free to get them a ticket too.

I have arranged inspiring speakers, a creative collaborative activity and I'm confident we'll all feel connected and empowered as women!

What a beautiful way to spend a Saturday afternoon!

Get your ticket below:
https://events.humanitix.com/the-path-we-share
Saturday 7th March
12 pm - 3 pm
The Manly Hotel

Thank you to our supportive sponsors for helping us to improve the lives of mums in Wynnum/Manly and Surrounds!
ABE Roofing Pty Ltd Speechcare Raine & Horne Wynnum Manly Your Wealth Consultants Australian Family Lawyers - Bayside The Manly Hotel

25/02/2026

Think someone in your family might be neurodivergent?

Do you think someone in your family might be neurodivergent?

Hello Mums. I'm Kirsty and I recently found that two of my three sons are neurodivergent.

This was a huge moment for me in parenting. Whilst I wish I had known sooner so I could have supported my sons better, having this knowledge was so incredible. I feel like I now finally understand their brain and can research tools and support to help them live their best life.

What I have found myself yearning for, however, is a support group - other mums that I can chat to about some of the challenges and discoveries. We can share ideas, books, resources and provide each other support.

Does this sound like you? Do you think (or perhaps you already know) that your child is neurodivergent?

Do you wish you knew more about the following:

*Speech and language disorders
*Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
*ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
*Dyslexia (reading differences)
*Dyscalculia (math-related differences)
*Dysgraphia (writing-related differences)
*Dyspraxia / Developmental Coordination Disorder
*Tourette Syndrome

Join me and a group of other women in a safe, inclusive environment for a cup of coffee and a chat.

Our wonderful and extremely knowledgable sponsors from Speechcare will be there with us to provide you with support and guidance. You can ask them questions, gain valuable resources and understand the next steps in this journey.

We will meet in Wynnum (venue to be confirmed upon registration)

We understand that this can be a sensitive topic and we want you to feel comfortable so we won't take group photos at this event.

To learn more about Speechcare you can visit their website here - there are so many free resources there that you can use straight away. https://speechcare.com.au/free-resources/

We hope you will join us at this safe, neuro-affirming event for mums. Babies and children are also most welcome to attend.

Please register yourself and any children attending so we know how many seats to book.

Kirsty xoxo

Register to attend here: https://events.humanitix.com/think-someone-in-your-family-might-be-neurodivergent