At Speak and Swallow, our Speech Pathologists provide therapy for a range of communication difficulties. However, one of the areas we work in that you may not yet be familiar with is cognitive-communication disorders. Cognitive-Communication disorders arise when a person’s cognition – that is, their cognitive abilities like attention and memory – are impacted in […]
Instrumental assessments for swallowing, voice, and breathing difficulties often mean long waitlists and limited flexibility with appointment times. Thankfully, there are some private Speech Pathology practices in Brisbane offering instrumental assessment who can help you get seen sooner. But why does that matter? Why is an instrumental assessment for swallowing, voice, and breathing difficulties so […]
Has someone recently recommended AAC to you or someone you care for? Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) can be incredibly helpful for many adults facing communication challenges in their everyday life. For some, progressive neurological conditions can impact the muscles and areas of the brain used to produce speech. For some others, lifelong conditions can […]
Do you know someone impacted by Aphasia? This condition is life-changing, but did you know Speech Pathologists are trained to help you improve your communication through speech therapy for Aphasia? Whether you’re at the beginning of your aphasia journey, or have been making your way down this path for a while, our Speech Pathologists […]
If you’ve experiencing coughing that just won’t stop, you know how frustrating it can be. Maybe you were sick a while ago, and you’re finding that cough hasn’t let up. Or maybe you don’t quite remember when it started, but now your chronic cough has well and truly made itself part of your daily life. […]
Did you know that reflux may be one of the reasons you or someone you love may need to see a Speech Pathologist? While it might sound surprising at first, there are significant impacts that long-term acid reflux can have on a person’s voice and swallowing. Usually, reflux isn’t identified as a contributor to voice […]
