Speech Pathology in Mornington
Communication is how we connect with the world. When that connection is hard, it can feel isolating. Our Mornington Speech Pathology team is here to bridge that gap. We do not just look at speech. We look at connection. Whether it is supporting a child to express their needs, helping an adult navigate swallowing difficulties, or building social capacity, we work at your pace. Our goal is to support independence and maximize your ability to advocate for yourself.
Who We Support With Speech Pathology in Mornington
We support anyone finding it hard to connect with others or manage mealtimes safely. Communication is the bridge between people, and when that bridge is broken, life can feel lonely and frustrating.
We are here to help you rebuild that connection and regain your confidence. Whether it is finding a voice for a child or ensuring a stroke survivor can eat safely, we work alongside you to restore capacity and joy in interaction.
Speech clarity & fluency
Language Development & Understanding
Literacy support
Voice concerns
Social communication
AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication)
Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)
After Stroke or Brain Injury
Speech Pathology Services Available at Mornington
Personalised Communication Plans
Language & Communication Support
Find clear ways to share your thoughts. We help children and adults maximize autonomy with practical strategies for understanding, speaking, and expressing themselves.
Swallowing & Mealtimes
Eating should feel safe and enjoyable. We provide strategies to navigate chewing and swallowing difficulties and set up mealtime plans that fit your routine.
Social Connection Skills
We help you connect with others. Learn cues, start conversations, and build confidence at home, school, work, and in the community.
How Speech Pathology Works at Our Mornington Clinic
1.
Listen & Assess
2.
Plan & Roadmap
Together, we set priorities and build a therapy plan. We navigate your funding with the Optimum Roadmap, mapping assessments, sessions, and case conferences so you know what’s next.
3.
Active Therapy
Short, practical sessions. We use everyday conversation, mealtime strategies, and tools like AAC when helpful. The aim: build capacity and support independence.
4.
Real‑Life Practice
We take therapy into your world, home, school, work, or community so new skills stick. Simple steps you can use between sessions.
5.
Review & Adjust
6.
Maintain & Prevent
Meet Our Mornington Speech Pathologists
Sabeeka Aga
Speech Pathologist
BSpHSc, MSLP, MSPA-CPSP
Joyce Lee
Speech Pathologist
BAppSc (SpPath)
Gayle Rogers
National Head Of Clinical Development & Speech Pathologist
BAppSc(Speech Pathology), GradCertBA
Brittany Fritz
Speech Pathologist
BCommDis, MSc
Zoe Stimson
Speech Pathologist
BSpPath, CPSP
April Ju
Speech Pathologist
B.A. (Hons), MSpPath
Isabella Moloney
Speech Pathologist
BSpHSc, BSpPath
Gabrielle Leung
Speech Pathologist
Olivia Bolivar
Speech Pathologist
BSpHSc, BPsych, MSLP, MSPA-CPSP
Hayley Laurendet
Speech Pathologist
MSpeechPath
Jessalin Goh
Speech Pathologist
Morgan Meola
Discipline Area Manager & Speech Pathlogist
BSLP, MSPA, CPSP
Kalliope Stivaktas
Speech Pathologist
BAppSc (SpPath)
Referrer’s Hub
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NDIS Speech Pathology in Mornington
Therapy works best when you are not stressed about the admin. We map out your NDIS funding into a clear schedule of assessments and therapy sessions. You see the whole picture on day one. This means no hidden surprises and no funding burnout. We want you to focus on the therapy rather than the paperwork.
Because communication impacts everything, our Speech Pathologists regularly Case Conference with our OTs and Behaviour Support practitioners. We share strategies behind the scenes so you get a consistent approach. You are a person rather than a collection of appointments, and we treat you that way.
Mornington Clinic Location
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to see a Speech Pathologist?
Is Speech Pathology just for lisps?
How long does therapy take?
Can you help with swallowing problems?
What is your cancellation policy?
We require 48 hours notice. Late cancellations incur a 100% fee. Consistency is key to building communication skills, so this policy protects your therapy momentum and ensures fairness to other families on our waiting list.
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