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Posted 08 Sep 2026
Early Intervention Impact Tracker
You may have heard in the media recently that the government has passed legislation for the changes to NDIS to come …
Read morePosted 04 Sep 2026
Craft, Create, Communicate: How Craft Activities Build Communication Skills
Craft activities are about much more than making something fun – they also provide a natural way for children to develop …
Read morePosted 01 Sep 2026
September 2026 School Holiday Groups
School Holiday Groups at North Shore Speech Therapy
Our school holiday groups run each holiday period and provide fun, structured opportunities for children and …
Posted 10 Aug 2026
Study Skills for Success – School Holiday Program for Teens
📚 Study Skills for Success
A School Holiday Group for Teens in Years 10 – 12 (Ages 15–18)
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🗓️ When: Tuesday 29th September …
Read morePosted 01 May 2026
What Families Need to Know
We understand there has been a lot of information and media focus lately about changes to the NDIS, particularly following recent …
Read morePosted 27 Apr 2026
Neurodiverse Family-Friendly Activities in Sydney: 2026 Guide
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Sydney has a growing number of sensory-friendly and neurodiverse family-friendly activities, from early-access museum mornings to relaxed cinema screenings and …
Posted 16 Apr 2026
7 Things Parents of Kids With Apraxia Want You To Know
Quick Answer Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder where the brain has difficulty planning and coordinating the …
Read morePosted 08 Apr 2026
When Should I Be Concerned About My Child’s Stuttering?
Quick Answer Stuttering is common in young children and often resolves on its own. Most children who stutter between ages two …
Read morePosted 08 Apr 2026
The Power of Communication Intent: Gestures, Pointing and Other Signs
Quick Answer: Before children say their first words, they communicate through pointing, gesturing, eye contact and babbling. These behaviours are called …
Read morePosted 01 Apr 2026
Speech Delay vs Language Delay: What’s the Difference?
Quick Answer: Speech delay affects how clearly a child produces sounds, while a language delay affects their ability to understand and …
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