Therapy Matters has been providing private speech pathology services to children and adolescents on the Gold Coast and Northern NSW since 1995. Led by Centre Director, Tania Teitzel, our experienced team of speech pathologists work diligently to tailor therapy that meets each child's unique communication needs.
We strive to help parents understand their child's communication disorder, why it is happening and how it can be helped. Our family-friendly clinic also includes psychology services for children, adolescents and their parents.
We strive to help parents understand their child's communication disorder, why it is happening and how it can be helped. Our family-friendly clinic also includes psychology services for children, adolescents and their parents.
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A speech pathologist is a health professional with a university degree who has been specially trained to assess, diagnose and treat people who are unable to communicate effectively or who have difficulty with feeding and swallowing. Speech Pathologists are concerned with all aspects of communication such as speech, writing, reading, listening, signing and using body language.
A centre of clinical excellence in speech pathology that makes a difference for clients and staff to flourish in happy, connected and communicative lives. To provide a welcoming, family friendly clinic that supports dedicated staff to provide high quality communication, feeding and literacy therapy across the Gold Coast and Tweed Valley areas.
We are always looking for great people with great ideas to join Therapy Matters. We'd love to hear from people who share our values and who want to be part of our unique, supportive workplace culture, even if there is no advertisement. If you share our vision and want to be supported by talented clinicians and a leadership team that cares, contact us today by phone or email.
Parents are advised to make contact with a speech pathologist if they have any concerns about their child's speech, language or learning abilities. Speech Pathologists can give professional advice on whether a child's difficulties are expected for their age or if an assessment is warranted. Parents are urged to seek early assessment, diagnosis and treatment for communication problems, particularly prior to school entry.
Once your child has been assessed and therapy recommended, you will be able to let your speech pathologist and our office staff know the days and times that you would be able to attend. We will then match your preferences with our current vacancies and you will be allocated a regular time and day to attend.
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