Speech Pathology for Children
We provide speech pathology services for children from birth to school age. Our services are for children with communication and/or swallowing difficulties.
Difficulties may be in a range of areas including:
- Producing speech sounds (A child's speech may be difficult to understand)
- Following directions (A child may find it difficult to understand longer sentences)
- Making sentences (A child may not be using many words)
- Stuttering (A child may be repeating words or parts of sentences)
- Voice quality (A child may have a hoarse voice)
- Feeding or swallowing (A child may find it difficult to move onto lumpy solids)
Referrals: Anyone can make a referral. Medical referral is not required.
Speech Pathology for Adults
We provide speech pathology services for adults with communication and/or swallowing difficulties.
Difficulties may be in a range of areas including:
- Speech (An adult may have slurred speech)
- Spoken language (An adult may have difficulty finding words)
- Understanding language (An adult may find it difficult to follow conversations)
- Stuttering (An adult may be repeating words or parts of sentences)
- Voice quality (An adult may have a weak or harsh voice)
- Swallowing (An adult may find it difficult to eat or drink fluids)
Referrals: Anyone can make a referral. Medical referral is not required.
Contact
Albury Wodonga Health, Wodonga Campus, Community Rehabilitation Centre, Vermont St.
Phone: (02) 6051 7400 Fax: (02) 6051 7286
