LITTLE STEPS, BIG GOALS.

Speech assessment and therapy for children aged 0–16, with support for speech sounds, language, literacy, stuttering, feeding, AAC, developmental needs and online therapy.

Children-focused care

Paediatric support across ages and stages

Qualified clinicians

Speech Pathology Australia members

Evidence-based therapy

Individualised, family-centred plans

Funding options

NDIS, Medicare & private health

Choose the right pathway

Support built around the concern you’re seeing now

Speech Assessment

Kids and Cubs Clinic offers speech pathology assessments for children aged 0-16 years old in Sydney Balmain. A speech pathology assessment will investigate any range of concerns regarding your child’s communication and will diagnose any existing communication difficulties.

Therapy for Toddlers and Preschoolers

Speech therapy for toddlers and preschoolers is designed to be engaging and fun, using play-based activities to help your child develop their communication skills. Here’s a breakdown of how it typically works:

Therapy for School aged children

Speech therapy for school-aged children focuses on helping them improve their spoken and written communication skills, which can be crucial for their academic and social success.

Articulation and Lisp

Pronunciation difficulties in children can be quite common and are part of the normal development process. However, when these difficulties persist beyond a certain age, they indicate a speech sound disorder.

Understanding and Using Language

Language delays in children can be concerning for parents and caregivers, but understanding the types, causes, and treatments can help manage these challenges effectively.

Literacy, Reading and Spelling

Speech pathologists play a crucial role in supporting literacy, reading, and spelling in children. We offer assessments, interventions, and preventative measures.

Stuttering therapy

Stuttering refers to the involuntary repetitions or pauses in speech. Stuttering can present as sound, syllable or whole-word repetitions (e.g. “Can I… can I… can I….?”), and/or pauses with and without audible airflow.

Communication Devices (AAC)

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices are tools designed to help children with speech or language impairments understand and communicate effectively and more independently. AAC can range from simple, low-tech options, to advanced, high-tech communication systems.

Fussy Feeding

Fussy eating can present as restricted food preferences. These preferences can affect eating different food groups, tastes, shapes, colours and textures.

Telehealth (online) Therapy

Telehealth speech therapy involves delivering speech and language therapy services online, using videocall. This can be an alternative to face-to-face speech therapy when you’re unable to attend our clinic due to travel, distance, or when your or your child are unwell.

CAS Clinic

Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a neurodevelopmental motor speech disorder that affects a child’s ability to program, plan and coordinate the movements needed for speech.

Autism & Developmental Delay

Autism, also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a neurodevelopmental diagnosis that affects how your child may perceive and interact with the world. Some typical features can involve social interaction, communication, repetitive behaviours, sensory processing.