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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 2pm

Revesby Speech Pathology

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At Revesby Speech Pathology we assess and treat children and adults. Our practice is child friendly and we also do school, home and aged care facility visits.

Revesby Speech Pathology is a well established practice with a team of experienced Speech Pathologists who are available to assess, diagnose and treat children and adults in the following areas:
- Specific Language Impairment
- Receptive and Expressive Language Delays
- Phonological Speech Difficulties
- Articulation difficulties
- Phonological Awareness Difficulties
- Literacy
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Developmental Disabilities
- Hearing Impairment
- Stuttering
- Adult voice difficulties
- Language, speech and swallowing difficulties that result from head injuries or stroke

Other services include:
- Pre-school screenings
- School visits
- Home visits
- Nursing home visits

22/09/2026

What’s on our therapy desk today? 👀💬

A little look behind the scenes at some of the resources we’re using in sessions this week.

One activity can often support lots of different communication goals, depending on how it’s used — from vocabulary and sentence building to following instructions, inferencing, storytelling, speech sounds and social communication.

The resources might look simple, but there’s usually a lot of planning behind the questions, prompts and supports we use to make them meaningful for each person.

Sometimes the best therapy tools are the simplest ones ✨

What’s your favourite therapy resource? 🤩

27/08/2026

When your boss accidentally gives solid advice to new grad speechies… while preparing for the zombie apocalypse 😂🧟‍♀️

Caitlin actually asked: “What would you do if there was a zombie apocalypse?”

Honestly, the crossover is stronger than expected 😂

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25/08/2026

Speech Pathology Week celebrations call for cake! 🎂💬✨

A little afternoon treat with the team to celebrate the work we do, the people we support, and this year’s theme: Communication Makes Possibility.

We’re very lucky to work in a profession that helps people connect, participate, learn, advocate for themselves and engage in the moments that matter. And apparently, communication also makes cake possible… which feels equally important 😂💛

24/08/2026

It’s Speech Pathology Week! 💬✨

This year’s theme is Communication Makes Possibility.
Communication helps us connect with others, share our thoughts and ideas, make choices, learn, build relationships, ask for help and participate in everyday life.

Communication can look different for everyone.
It may involve:
✨ Speech and language
✨ Gestures and facial expressions
✨ AAC and communication devices
✨ Reading and writing
✨ Social communication
✨ Voice and fluency
✨ Understanding and expressing information

As speech pathologists, we support people across the lifespan to develop and use communication skills that are meaningful to them.
Because communication is about so much more than words.
Communication makes connection possible.
Communication makes participation possible.
Communication makes independence possible.
Communication makes possibility. 💛

Happy Speech Pathology Week!

11/08/2026

What is expressive language? 💬

Expressive language is how we communicate our thoughts, ideas, needs and feelings to other people.

We use expressive language when we:
✨ Choose and use vocabulary ✨ Put words together into sentences ✨ Answer questions ✨ Explain what happened ✨ Tell stories and recount events ✨ Describe people, objects and experiences ✨ Express our wants, needs and opinions

Someone experiencing expressive language difficulties may know what they want to say but find it difficult to put their ideas into words.
This might look like using shorter sentences, having trouble finding the right word, leaving out important information or finding it difficult to organise and explain an idea.

Helpful supports can include giving extra processing time, modelling language, providing visual supports and asking more specific questions.
Expressive language is not just about how many words someone knows — it is about being able to organise and communicate their ideas effectively. 💛

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05/08/2026

One resource can support so many different language goals! 💬✨

The activity may look simple, but the way it is used can be adapted depending on each person’s communication needs.

Using just one book, game, puzzle or picture scene, we may work on:
✨ Vocabulary — learning, naming and describing new words ✨ Following instructions — listening for key information and completing different steps ✨ Sentence building — creating clear, complete and more detailed sentences ✨ Inferencing — using clues to work out information that has not been directly stated ✨ Storytelling — sequencing events and explaining what happened

The resource is only one part of the session. The questions, prompts, modelling and level of support are carefully adjusted to suit each individual and their goals.

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✨ Vocabulary — prepositions: on top of the tree, under the tree, next to the fence ✨ Following instructions — put the monkey on the floor ✨ Sentence building — The tall giraffes are eating crunchy leaves. ✨ Inferencing — Where do you think the family with the baby will go next? ✨ Storytelling — The monkeys jumped from tree to tree, bothering the animals in the zoo. The zookeepers had to help get the cheeky monkeys back to their enclosure.

03/08/2026

Have you heard the term “receptive language” and wondered what it means? 💬

Receptive language is our ability to understand the information we hear or read. We use it to:

✨ Follow instructions ✨ Understand questions ✨ Learn new vocabulary ✨ Participate in conversations ✨ Understand stories and classroom information ✨ Work out what is expected of us

Someone experiencing receptive language difficulties may need extra time to process information, follow only part of an instruction or respond in a way that does not quite match the question.
This can sometimes be mistaken for distraction, forgetfulness or not listening.

Helpful strategies may include:
✔️ Using shorter instructions ✔️ Breaking information into smaller steps ✔️ Adding visual supports or gestures ✔️ Allowing extra processing time ✔️ Asking the person to show or explain what they need to do

Communication is not only about expressing ourselves—it is also about understanding the world around us.

When reading…

ESPECIALLY for our ✨neurodiverse populations✨ 🤩

Take a step back if too complex 😵‍💫

✨ Key word sign to show “finished”
✨ Using our senses to understand
✨ Using a first ➡️ then ➡️ last visual
✨ A ‼️personalized‼️ visual schedule

Something we like to use in the clinic to help our wonderful clients achieve their goals 🤩

30/07/2026

Meet the team at Revesby Speech Pathology! 💬✨

We are a team of passionate speech pathologists who support children, teenagers, adults and older people across a wide range of communication and swallowing needs.

Our work may include supporting:
✨ Speech sound development ✨ Receptive and expressive language ✨ Literacy and written language ✨ Social communication ✨ Stuttering and voice ✨ Functional communication ✨ Eating, drinking and swallowing ✨ Orofacial myology

We believe therapy should be respectful, practical and individualised. Our goal is to help each person build skills that support their confidence, independence and participation in everyday life.
Over the coming weeks, we will be introducing each member of our team and sharing more about their areas of interest, favourite therapy activities and what they love most about being a speech pathologist.
We look forward to helping you get to know the people behind Revesby Speech Pathology! 💛

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27/07/2026

You might be surprised by how many areas speech pathologists can support! 💬

Although speech sound therapy is an important part of our work, speech pathology can also involve:

✨ Understanding and using language ✨ Reading, writing and literacy ✨ Social communication and conversations ✨ Stuttering and voice ✨ Clear and effective speech ✨ Eating, drinking and swallowing ✨ Communication following stroke, illness or injury ✨ Functional communication across everyday life ✨ Orofacial myology, including support for oral rest posture, nasal breathing, chewing, swallowing patterns and how the lips, tongue and jaw work together

Speech pathologists work with people of all ages—from young children developing early communication skills through to adults and older people who need support with communication or swallowing.
Our goal is to help people communicate, participate and feel more confident in the situations that matter to them.

Which area of speech pathology surprised you the most?

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Address

124 Beaconsfield Street, Revesby
Sydney, NSW
2212

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+61297712158

Website

http://www.revesbyspeech.com.au/

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