At Novita, our speech pathology services support people of all ages, from babies to adults, to communicate, connect and thrive. Whether supporting a toddler to learn their first words, a child to develop literacy skills, or an adult to regain speech after injury, our team of skilled speech pathologists is here for you.
Build the skills to express yourself clearly and connect with the people who matter most.
Enjoy safer, more comfortable mealtimes with expert feeding and swallowing support.
Our tailored approach meets your goals, wherever you are in life.
Speech pathology (sometimes called speech therapy) supports people to develop the skills they need to communicate and eat safely and confidently. Our speech pathologists work with you and your family to improve speech, language, literacy, and social communication. We also support safe and enjoyable mealtimes, prescribe augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems, and build everyday confidence.
Every program is personalised - because we know your goals and experiences are unique.
Discover how our speech pathologists support people with disability to communicate, connect, and improve every day.
From first words to fluent conversations, we support you to overcome communication and mealtime hurdles with care and expertise.
You or your loved one may be experiencing:
At Novita, your speech pathologist will:
Real stories with real smiles. See how Novita clients are finding their voices and achieving their communication goals.
We support people of all ages and abilities and work closely with families, educators, and support teams to build communication skills and confidence in real-life settings.
Our speech pathology services are for all ages, including:
Take the next step toward confident communication and positive mealtimes.
Speech pathologists support people to communicate effectively and to eat and drink safely. What’s the difference between speech therapy and speech pathology?
There is no difference - speech therapy is another name for speech pathology. Both refer to the same professional service.
Our therapists support speech (articulation, phonology, motor speech disorders), language (comprehension and expression) literacy (reading and spelling), AAC, stuttering, voice, social communication, saliva management and eating and drinking (dysphagia and sensory feeding).
No referral is required. You can contact us directly to book an appointment.
Yes, speech pathology is an approved NDIS support. We can help you navigate your plan.
If you or your child have difficulty speaking, understanding language, interacting with others, eating or swallowing, it’s a good idea to get an assessment.