Frequently Asked Questions

Speech Pathologists study, diagnose and treat swallowing difficulties and communication disorders, including difficulties with speaking, listening, understanding language, reading, writing, social skills, stuttering and using voice.

No you don’t need a medical or specialist referral, anyone can refer for Speech Pathology.

Assessment and therapy is able to be provided to self managed and plan managed NDIS participants.

Fees vary depending on the nature of the assessment and duration of treatment sessions. Please feel free to contact hello@evolvingspeechpathology.com.au to request further information.

• Face to face time - The primary element of speech therapy.

• Session planning - Prior to each session, progress/data and sub-goals are reviewed along with creating and printing tailored therapy materials.

• Communication (prior to sessions) - Confirmation

• Communication (with other professionals) - Includes calls and emails about goals and progress.

• Communication (after sessions) - Create and store detailed treatment notes, analyse and record outcome measures for reviews and when necessary email notes/resources to families.

Please contact your private health insurance provider to determine if your cover includes Speech Pathology prior to your initial assessment.

A GP management plan under The Chronic Disease Management (CDM) initiative entitles eligible recipients of up to 5 sessions (per calendar year) that are partially covered by Medicare.