Western Speech Pathology
Speech therapy for children, located in the western suburbs of Melbourne.
Paediatric Speech Pathology
Our Services
Speech Therapy, Assessment & Intervention
We offer a range of speech therapy options, including initital assessment, ongoing treatment and group therapy sessions.
Autism Assessment
If your child requires an assessment as part of an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Assessment, our experienced speech pathologists can help.
Diagnostic and Summary Reports
Diagnostic Report and Summary Reports can be prepared to share with your child’s school, other health professionals or educators.
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Our waitlist is currently full, but please join our mailing list to be the first to hear when we open up more availability.
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Why Choose Us
Experienced Speech Pathologists
Specialising in Children
Great Location
Conveniently located in Laverton, in the western suburbs of Melbourne, within close proximity to the Laverton train station and the Princes Freeway.
Meet the Team
Pauline Hatty
Pauline has practised Speech Pathology since 1993. She has worked as a senior clinician in both the public and private sector across her career, and has specialised in working with children since 1995.
Chantell Palermo
Chantell has practised Speech Pathology since 2002. She has worked as a clinician in both the public and private sector, and has specialised with the paediatric population over her career.
“It takes someone special to hear what a child doesn’t say”
FAQs
What is your cancellation policy?
We understand that sometimes appointments need to be changed or cancelled. To ensure fairness to all clients and to allow us to offer appointments to others, we have the following cancellation policy:
Cancellations must be made to the child’s therapist BEFORE 4PM the night before the scheduled appointment.
Failure to do so will result in the full fee being charged.
Notice can be provided by SMS text.
Telehealth remains an option for all families to access if anyone is unable to be physically present at the time of their appointment.
How do I know if my child needs speech therapy?
Parents who have concerns regarding any aspect of their child's communication skills should talk to their child's GP, Maternal and Child Health Nurse, or teacher. However, we are more than happy for parents to call us, and we will answer your questions directly. Parents can self-refer to our practice, a written referral is not required.