Telehealth Speech Pathology for Adults
Connecting remote, rural & regional clients to exceptional speech pathology services
Telehealth sessions delivering
services straight to youR home
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Communication
Support with developmental or acquired communication difficulties to help build confidence, independence and quality of life.
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Swallowing
Gain a better understanding of your eating and drinking difficulties to support your safety and enjoyment at mealtimes.
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Assistive Technology
Augmentative and alternative methods of communication. Including voice amplification, text to speech-generating devices and more.
Dysphagia Cookbook
Available FOR PURCHASE NoW
Follow along with Brie’s latest adventure! A cookbook featuring wholefood and plant-rich recipes, specific to adults with dysphagia. Simply Modified is for lovers of good food, including people with disabilities, their carers, family members, friends and health staff. Thoughtfully created for use with the IDDSI (International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative) framework.
Limited copies are available now!
STAFF EDUCATION & TRAINING
Supporting informed practice in your workplace
Delivering relevant evidence-based Speech Pathology education and training. Our presentations help to optimise methods of communication, and safety with mealtime preparation, eating and drinking. Network Speech Pathology also supports the implementation of the International Dysphagia Diet Standards (IDDSI).
“Thank you for the training session today. Feedback from staff has been great. All enjoyed it and thought the presentation and your discussions were very informative.”
- Team Leader from a SIL (Supported Independent Living)
forming networks between clients and services Australia wide
Telehealth Practice
Improving Access to healthcare
Telehealth practice allows remote, rural and regional clients Australia wide to access Speech Pathology. Our services are delivered online to ensure efficient and effective assessment and treatment. For many Australians who acquire a brain injury, accessing services has meant a monthly wait period, relocating to a major city, or going without services entirely. With Network Speech Pathology, clients are now able to access an experienced clinician for regular sessions.