Echuca Moama Speech Pathology and Dyslexia Services assists school aged children and adults. People can access services directly via phone or email. Some people may be eligible for partial assistance with fees through their Private Health Insurance or a Referral Form for Individual Allied Health Services under Medicare CDMP for patients with co-morbid chronic medical conditions and complex care needs from their General Practitioner. To determine eligibility and arrange referral through a Chronic Disease Management Plan (CDMP) check the Medicare website or contact your GP. Services are also available for NDIS funded customers; however payment is requested on day of appointment.

Speech Pathology Services available:

• Multi-sensory literacy assessment and intervention
• Reading, writing and numeracy support
• Speech sound assessment and intervention
• Behaviour management support
• Voice assessment and intervention
• Stuttering assessment and therapy
• Parkinson’s Disease voice and communication services
• Stroke and neurodegenerative support strategies and intervention
• Family education, support and counselling regarding Speech Pathology issues and related health conditions
• Group presentations on different aspects of Speech Pathology and how Speech Pathologists can assist different groups in the community

Echuca Moama Speech Pathology and Dyslexia Services aims to provide functional interventions to holistically meet the needs of the customer, their family and environment. Rebecca has had opportunities to work with a wide range of other professionals and organisations in the community and happily works with and refers to other professionals to support clients to meet their goals.

To make an appointment with Echuca Moama Speech Pathology and Dyslexia Services please:

Phone: 0457 930 508 to speak with Rebecca directly or email her at: rebecca_speechpathologist@live.com.au

Speech Pathologists can assist people in a wide range of areas. For more information on the roles and skills of Speech Pathologists please see the Speech Pathology Australia website and fact sheets http://www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au