We provide personalised speech therapy for Liverpool families, with a particular focus on helping children build the communication skills they need to thrive at home, at school and in everyday life.
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Find support that fits your needs.
Every person’s communication journey is different. Whether concerns first become noticeable during the toddler years or later in childhood, our speech pathologists work closely with families to provide practical, personalised support that fits everyday life.
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Let’s talk about your child’s communication needs
We support children with speech sounds, language development, literacy, social communication and confidence so they can participate more comfortably at school, at home and with their peers.
Our speech pathologists provide individualised support to help children with autism build communication, social interaction and everyday functional skills while working closely with families to achieve meaningful goals.
As an NDIS Registered provider, we deliver speech therapy for self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants. .
Finding the right speech therapist around Liverpool is about more than qualifications. It’s about working with a team that understands your family’s goals and provides support in a way that fits your daily life.
As an NDIS Registered provider, we’ve supported participants and families through the NDIS for years. Whether you’re checking eligibility, preparing for your first plan meeting, navigating plan reassessments or understanding how to make the most of your funding, our team is here to help. We provide speech therapy for self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants, with support tailored to your individual goals.
Our Cabramatta clinic is just 10 minutes from Liverpool by car, making it a convenient choice for local families seeking speech therapy. When travelling isn’t practical, we also offer telehealth and mobile speech therapy across Liverpool and surrounding suburbs, making it easier to access support in the setting that works best for your family.
Our Speech Pathology Australia (SPA)-certified speech pathologists come from diverse cultural backgrounds and speak languages including Assyrian, Vietnamese and Cantonese. This helps many families feel more comfortable asking questions, understanding recommendations and participating in therapy in a culturally responsive environment.
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“Miss Marina is fantastic. My son had been attending her sessions for 4 months and I can see remarkable improvement to his speech. He used to be so frustrated, but Miss Marina makes every session feel like play.” –Sandy N.
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“Highly recommended. Cannot thank Miss Lisa enough. I have seen such an improvement in my son and he has only been coming for a couple of months. He gets so excited to see his teachers and loves his sessions.” –Angela C.
Our Cabramatta clinic is conveniently located at 139A Cabramatta Road East, Cabramatta, just a short drive from Liverpool. Whether you’re travelling by car or public transport, our clinic is easy to reach, making speech therapy more accessible for local individuals and families.
Get started with an assessment
Contact us today to schedule an appointment or to learn more about our services. Simply request an appointment via phone or contact form on our website.
Speech therapy fees vary depending on the type of appointment. At Brighter Futures Allied Health, a standard 45-minute therapy session starts at $205, while a standard speech and language assessment (completed over two sessions with a summary letter) is $603.99. NDIS funding and other rebates may be available depending on your eligibility.
You don’t need a GP referral to book a private speech therapy appointment. However, if you’re seeking a Medicare rebate through a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan, you’ll need to see your GP first. Liverpool families can speak with a GP at local practices or hospitals such as Liverpool Hospital or Liverpool Medical Centre to discuss whether a referral is appropriate.
It may be time to seek an assessment if your child is difficult to understand, is not meeting expected speech or language milestones, struggles to follow instructions, or has difficulty with social communication, feeding or swallowing. An early assessment can help identify whether support is needed and provide guidance for the next steps.
Your speech pathologist will spend time getting to know your child and understanding your concerns. The assessment may include observing play, conversation or eating, along with activities that assess speech, language or swallowing skills. Afterwards, you’ll receive recommendations and a personalised therapy plan based on your child’s strengths and goals.
