Children’s speech therapy & speech pathology

Helping little voices shine bright.

We provide personalised, evidence-based speech therapy tailored to each child’s unique strengths and needs. Through fun, engaging, and interactive sessions, we create a warm and supportive environment where children feel encouraged to learn, build confidence, and develop essential communication skills. We work closely with families to celebrate progress and help children thrive in everyday life.

Personalised, evidence-based speech therapy in a warm, playful environment. We help children build communication skills and confidence, working closely with families every step of the way.

Every little star deserves to shine.

Speech therapy bookings available In clinic or telehealth (school-aged children)
Twinkling Allied Health logo: a colourful child's head with speech bubbles and stars. Little Steps, Bright Futures.
Speech, language & connectionEvery child’s journey is unique
In clinic or telehealthTelehealth is for school-aged children only
Live online availabilitySee open times and book in minutes
Medicare rebates may applyUnder 25 with an eligible referral
Play-based, family-centredTherapy that feels like fun

Our services

Speech therapy first. More support as we grow.

Our current focus is paediatric speech pathology. Other allied health services are planned for the future and are not yet available to book.

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Children’s speech therapy

Individualised speech pathology assessments and therapy for children, including speech sounds, understanding and using language, stuttering, literacy, social communication and feeding concerns.

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Occupational therapy

Everyday skills, play, handwriting and sensory needs.

Coming soon

Physiotherapy

Movement, strength, balance and coordination.

Coming soon

Psychology

Emotions, behaviour and wellbeing for children and families.

Coming soon

Dietetics

Nutrition, fussy eating and healthy growth.

Speech therapy

Signs it may be time to book

Every child develops at their own pace. If you recognise any of these signs, an assessment can help you understand what support would suit your child.

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  • Other people often have trouble understanding your child.
  • Your child has trouble understanding what others say.
  • Your child has difficulty expressing their needs and wants.
  • They stutter, or their voice is hard to hear.
  • Spelling, reading or writing is a struggle.
  • Eating, drinking or swallowing is difficult.
  • They have had ear infections and you are worried about their communication.

Based on information from Speech Pathology Australia, checked 7 November 2026.

Our support

How Speech Pathologists Help Children

Speech Sounds & Articulation

Help children pronounce sounds clearly and improve speech clarity.

Language & Understanding

Support children in understanding instructions, expressing thoughts, and building sentences.

Social Communication

Develop conversation skills, turn-taking, and positive interactions with others.

Early Literacy & Learning

Build essential skills for reading, spelling, phonological awareness, and school readiness.

Alternative Communication (AAC)

Support children with complex communication needs using gestures, pictures, and communication devices.

Feeding & Swallowing

Assist children experiencing difficulties with chewing, drinking, and swallowing safely.

Parent & Teacher Support

Provide practical strategies to encourage communication and learning at home and school.

Helping every child communicate with confidence, connect with others, and reach their full potential.

The Twinkling way

Small steps. Big celebrations.

We believe children learn best when they feel safe, encouraged and understood. Here's what the journey can look like.

01

Let's get to know you

Share your child's strengths, interests and what matters most to your family.

02

Make a plan together

We explore communication needs and discuss meaningful goals for your child.

03

Celebrate the progress

Build skills through supportive activities and recognise wins along the way.

Not sure where to start? An initial assessment is a great first step.

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Funding

Medicare rebates for young people

From 1 March 2026, people under 25 with a referral from a GP, specialist or consultant physician can claim Medicare rebates for speech pathology for stuttering, speech sound disorders (including childhood apraxia of speech and dysarthria), and cleft lip and/or palate.

Developmental Language Disorder is not included. The standard rebate was $87.25 a session as at 16 February 2026. Providers set their own fees, so some out-of-pocket cost may remain.

Ask us when you book whether this applies to your child.

Sources: Speech Pathology Australia and the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, checked 5 November 2026. Rules and rebates change, so confirm current details with Services Australia.

<25years old to be eligible
8assessment sessions
20treatment sessions

Easy online booking

Book your child’s speech therapy session

Choose your appointment, select a suitable time, and tell us a little about your child. You’ll receive a booking request confirmation.

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    Your first visit

    A little preparation, a lot of reassurance.

    Every child is different. These simple ideas can help your family feel ready for the first appointment.

    Tell us what matters

    Think about your child's strengths, interests and any communication concerns you would like to discuss.

    Bring a familiar comfort

    A favourite small toy or activity may help your child feel at ease during the visit.

    Have useful information handy

    If available, bring relevant referral details or previous reports. You can ask the clinic what is needed.

    For parents and carers

    A few questions, answered.

    Starting therapy can feel like a big step. We're here to make it easier.

    Does my child need a referral?

    You can generally enquire about private speech pathology without a referral. Some Medicare-funded pathways require an eligible referral. Please check eligibility with the clinic before relying on a rebate.

    What happens at the first appointment?

    Your speech pathologist will usually discuss your concerns and your child's development, get to know your child and explain possible next steps. The assessment approach depends on your child's needs.

    Can we book telehealth?

    Telehealth is available for school-aged children only. Whether it suits your child also depends on their needs and the service being provided.

    How should I prepare my child for the appointment?

    Keep the explanation simple and positive. You might say that you are visiting someone who helps children with talking, listening and communicating. Bringing a favourite toy can help.

    What if I am unsure whether my child needs speech therapy?

    It is okay to be unsure. You can describe what you have noticed and discuss whether an initial assessment may be appropriate.

    Can I change or cancel my booking?

    Use the booking management link in your confirmation email if you need to cancel. Contact the clinic if you need help choosing a different time.

    This applies to both initial and ongoing appointments. 24 hours’ notice is required to cancel. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours’ notice will be charged the full session fee.

    Are other allied health services available?

    Speech therapy is the current booking service. Other disciplines are shown as coming soon and cannot yet be booked through this portal.

    Your child’s next step

    Ready to start their speech therapy journey?

    We’re here to help you take the first step with confidence.

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    Questions before you book?

    We are happy to talk it through.

    South-West Sydney families

    Children’s speech therapy for families across Campbelltown and surrounding suburbs

    Twinkling Allied Health welcomes enquiries from families in Campbelltown, Macquarie Fields, Minto, Ingleburn, Bardia, Narellan, Mount Annan, Gregory Hills, Raby and St Andrews. We currently focus on children’s speech therapy and speech pathology, with other allied health services planned for the future.

    Contact our team to discuss appointment options and whether our service is suitable for your child. Explore our service areas.