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Business Name

Speaking & Eating with Sarah

About

Specialising in early communication from 0-4 years of age and feeding and dysphagia support from 0-18 years of age. Focusing on child led, individualised and strengths based support for your child and family. My philosophy is to provide a neurodiversity affirming service that builds on your child's strengths and provide supports and accommodations to allow them to thrive!

PDA-Informed

Speech Pathologist Sarah offers support for PDA children and teens around mealtimes. She works together with the child or teen and their family to identify how eating and mealtimes in all environments can feel safe and child/teen-led.

Sarah looks at addressing the foundations of mealtimes: trust, autonomy and safety in a neuroaffirming way that honours the child/teen's needs and allows them to identify strategies that will support them at mealtimes.

Referral information

No referral required, just get in touch via phone or email to organise or have a chat to see if it is the right fit.

By appointment only

Open hours today: By appointment only

Monday

By appointment only
Tuesday

9:15 am - 2:00 pm
Wednesday

9:15 am - 2:00 pm
Thursday

9:15 am - 2:00 pm
Friday

Closed
Saturday

Closed
Sunday

Closed

20 April 2026 11:51 am local time

Location

Innaloo Western Australia 6018, Australia

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Services

Speech Pathologist and Breastfeeding Counsellor offering support in clinic or via telehealth for:

Communication differences in children between 0-5 years of age:
-Saying sounds
-Being understood
-Playing and interacting with other children
-Increasing vocabulary
-Putting sentences together
-Understanding questions or instructions
-Fluency
-Gestalt Language Processors

Feeding differences in children between 0-18 years of age:
-Eating a range of foods
-Eating a range of textures
-Transitioning to solids
-Eating finger foods
-Eating family-style meals
-Managing mealtime experiences
-Breast or bottle feeding
-Cup drinking
-Chewing
-Gagging or choking
-Accepting foods orally
-Swallowing difficulties/dysphagia