We have expertise in paediatric feeding and swallowing difficulties from birth to 12 years, including infant feeding at the breast or bottle, babies transitioning to solids, toddlers learning to eat family meals and children of all ages struggling with eating or drinking. We work with infants and toddlers from 0 - 2 years to support the development of their communication skills.
This includes areas such as early babbling, gestures, smiling, eye-contact, first-words and putting words together. Babble & Munch Speech Pathology is based in the northern and eastern suburbs of Melbourne, operating from two clinic locations in Lower Plenty (near Greensborough) and Hawthorn, as well as Telehealth services.
This includes areas such as early babbling, gestures, smiling, eye-contact, first-words and putting words together. Babble & Munch Speech Pathology is based in the northern and eastern suburbs of Melbourne, operating from two clinic locations in Lower Plenty (near Greensborough) and Hawthorn, as well as Telehealth services.
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Carly Veness is a paediatric speech pathologist with a special focus on infant and child feeding difficulties. Carly graduated with a Bachelor of Speech Pathology with Honours from La Trobe University in 2003. Carly has worked in a variety of public, private and not-for-profit settings in Melbourne in both clinical and research roles over the past 16 years.
Our feeding therapy team is seeking an exceptional Practice Manager for a newly created position in our private practice - some work from home, flexible hours. We are always interested in hearing from experienced speech pathologists who would be a good fit for our team at Babble & Munch Speech Pathology.
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Annie Curtis
Aug 30, 2018
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Ash
Aug 28, 2018
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Very bad experience!
Joanne comes across as not genuine, not baby friendly, hardly spent time with the child and quick to judge. Not to mention charges a fortune. Also, no replies to follow up emails. To me it seems to be just to make money and not competent. Since coming there, we have seen other speech therapists with much more positive experience.
Joanne comes across as not genuine, not baby friendly, hardly spent time with the child and quick to judge. Not to mention charges a fortune. Also, no replies to follow up emails. To me it seems to be just to make money and not competent. Since coming there, we have seen other speech therapists with much more positive experience.
