Language development delay in children
Language development depends on the child’s age. As a child grows their language should expand. Some examples: by 12 months of age your child should begin to develop one or more words; by 18 months they should have about 20 words; and by the age of two years the child should be combining two words together.
What we offer
Assessment
Suitable for:
Anyone aged 1+ with concerns about language delay.
Duration:
60 minutes
Prior to the appointment:
No referral necessary. You will be sent a questionnaire to complete prior to the appointment.
During the appointment:
An objective assessment by one of our university qualified and professionally active Speech-Language Pathologists will provide you with an understanding of your condition and, if warranted, treatment options available. You will have an opportunity to have any questions answered.
What you walk away with:
You - and your doctor if this was a referral - will be delivered a comprehensive report following the assessment.
Booking information:
Visit our appointment page for costs and an online booking form.
Therapy
Suitable for:
Only those who have previously undergone a speech assessment with Brindabella Hearing & Speech Centre.
Duration:
45 minutes
Prior to the appointment:
As explained by your Speech-Language Pathologist during the assessment or previous therapy session.
During the appointment:
Your Speech-Language Pathologist will work with you one-on-one through a set of pre-defined exercises tailored to your individual needs.
What you walk away with:
No report is provided at therapy sessions, however ongoing feedback on your progress is provided verbally. Should you or your doctor require a written report at any stage this can be arranged, in which case the therapy session will be charged at the speech assessment rate.
Booking information:
Visit our appointment page for costs and an online booking form.
