Savi Communicators

Savi Communicators Speech Pathologist | Orofacial Myologist
đź“Ť Norwest
đź’¬ Trilingual: English, Nepali and Hindi
[email protected]

29/07/2026

Does your child often sit with their mouth open?

An open mouth posture isn’t always “just a habit.” It can be a sign that breathing through the nose is difficult.

Healthy breathing starts with:
✔️ Lips gently together
✔️ Tongue resting on the roof of the mouth
✔️ Nasal breathing

When a child consistently breathes through their mouth, it may influence their sleep, facial growth, oral development and overall wellbeing.

When appropriate, collaboration with other health professionals may be necessary. Airway health is a team effort, and the best outcomes come from a collaborative approach.

If you have any concerns about your child’s breathing or development, send us a DM or leave a comment below. We’d love to help.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for an individual assessment.

28/07/2026

Does your child snore?

Many parents think snoring is normal, but children shouldn’t snore.

Snoring can be a sign that your child is working harder to breathe while they sleep, which may impact behaviour, learning, growth and overall development.
Our role is to identify why your child is snoring. We complete a functional assessment and, where appropriate, work alongside ENT specialists, bodyworkers and other healthcare professionals to support healthy breathing and quality sleep.

If you have any concerns about your child’s sleep or breathing, send us a DM or comment below.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for an individual assessment.

26/07/2026

No regrets though. Every tiny door opens a world of imagination, connection, and big smiles. 💙🚪✨

Today I had the privilege of attending the International Youth Entrepreneurs Summit 2026, organised by FINYE Australia- ...
24/07/2026

Today I had the privilege of attending the International Youth Entrepreneurs Summit 2026, organised by FINYE Australia- Federation of International Nepali Youth Entrepreneurs, and I left feeling incredibly inspired.

Every speaker shared a unique journey of resilience, innovation, and purpose. Listening to their stories challenged me to think beyond where I am today and ask myself: How can I create an even greater impact?

As a Nepali Australian speech pathologist providing services across the lifespan, I’m proud to be part of a profession that’s only just beginning to gain recognition within the Nepali community, both in Australia and globally. Today reminded me that my work has the potential to extend far beyond the clinic walls and create impact globally.

It got me thinking about how I can make speech pathology more accessible for Nepali individuals and families not only in Australia, but across the world through education, advocacy, and culturally responsive care.

The summit also provided a platform to collaborate with inspiring Nepali entrepreneurs from around the world, exchange ideas, and explore what’s possible when passionate people come together. I left with so many ideas, and I’m excited to turn them into reality.

Here’s to dreaming bigger, building meaningful connections, and creating lasting impact. 🇳🇵🇦🇺 ✨🌏

16/07/2026

A really special moment from Week 2 of our Adaptive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu group sessions. đź’™

Today we celebrated a huge milestone for one of our participants.

His mum had been hoping he’d feel ready to join martial arts alongside his brother and sister for quite some time. New groups, unfamiliar environments, and participating with others can feel like a big step, so we’ve taken the time to get to know him, understand what supports him best, and create an environment where he feels safe, connected, and supported.

Today, he was ready.

He chose to join the class, participated in every activity, connected with those around him, and gave everything a go. Watching his confidence grow throughout the session was such a special moment not just for us, but for his family too.

As a neurodiversity affirming practice, we know that meaningful learning doesn’t happen by expecting children to fit the environment. It happens when we adapt the environment so children feel safe, regulated, connected, and supported. When a child’s nervous system feels calm, they’re better able to engage in learning, communication, participation, and relationships.

That’s why our Adaptive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu program is delivered alongside a speech pathologist. Together, we’re creating an inclusive space where neurodivergent children can build confidence while developing communication, social participation, and movement skills in ways that are meaningful to them.

This is what inclusion looks like: meeting children where they are, respecting their autonomy, and creating opportunities for them to participate in ways that work for them. Today was his day, and we couldn’t be prouder.

15/07/2026

Is your child a restless sleeper?

Frequent waking, tossing and turning, night sweats or waking up tired may be signs that your child isn’t getting quality breathing during sleep.

Looking at airway health early can make a significant difference to sleep, growth, behaviour and overall wellbeing.

We work collaboratively to find out the root cause.
If you’ve noticed these signs in your child, send us a DM or leave a comment below.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for an individual assessment.

14/07/2026

Did you know your tongue has a resting position?

Ideally, the tongue should rest on the roof of the mouth. A low tongue posture can influence jaw development, breathing patterns and oral function.
Our goal isn’t simply to improve tongue posture. We want to understand why it’s happening.

Through a comprehensive functional assessment, we look at the whole picture to achieve the best possible outcomes. Every individual is different, so recommendations are made on a case-by-case basis.

When appropriate, we collaborate with other healthcare professionals, including airway-focused dentists, ENT specialists, and bodyworkers, to ensure you receive the most appropriate care.

If you have questions about your child’s oral development or breathing, send us a DM or comment below.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for an individual assessment.

12/07/2026

Is your child breathing through their mouth during the day?

The nose is designed for breathing. It filters, warms and humidifies the air before it reaches the lungs. Nasal breathing also supports regulating our nervous system.

Rather than simply telling a child to “close their mouth,” it’s important to understand why they’re mouth breathing.

We complete a functional assessment to identify the underlying cause and work collaboratively with ENT specialists, bodyworkers and other healthcare professionals when referrals are needed.

If you’re concerned about your child’s breathing, sleep or oral development, send us a DM or leave a comment below.

This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for an individual assessment.

01/07/2026

This trend, but speechie edition! 🪄

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North Shore, NSW

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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