Find pathologists in South Australia

Adelaide Speech Pathology Services

• Unley, SA

Since 2001, Adelaide Speech Pathology Services has strived to help children & adults with spoken & written communication difficulties to reach their potential. Our experienced, passionate team of speech

Alison Marriott Speech Pathologist

• Burnside, SA

Max helps Grandad is an interactive children's book by Alison Marriott, Speech Pathologist. It promotes language development and early literacy skills focussing on cause and effect. Consulting Mon, Tue

Abbott Pathology

• Richmond, SA

Abbott Pathology is a South Australian Pathology Laboratory providing high quality, diagnostic Pathology Services to medical specialists, general practitioners, commercial and Government organisations

Better Start Education Services

• Norwood, SA

We are an established, highly professional organisation with a reputation in Adelaide for providing families with speech therapy services based on the latest research. Our team is comprised only of experienced

Talk Speech Pathology, Training & Resources

• Lockleys, SA

TALK Speech Pathology began in 2000 with 4 colleagues and a vision for creating specialist children's speech pathology services. TALK's speech pathologists specialise in working with children and their

Kate Westley Speech Pathologist

• Modbury Heights, SA

Melanie West has over 20 years experience working with families and their children with communication challenges. Working colaboratively with families ensures goals and therapy suit the individual needs

JM Speech Pathology

• Willunga, SA

Jodie is a Certified Practising member of Speech Pathology Australia and a registered Medicare Provider. Jodie has worked as a Speech Pathologist for over 20 years across diverse settings including Alice

Kid Sense Child Development

• Unley, SA

Through Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy we have helped children reach their full developmental potential. We take the worry out of children's developmental hurdles so they are get on with being

Sally-Ann Gordon

• Burnside, SA

Children learn best through play. By playing, exploring, laughing and using imaginative play, children can better access the symbols that they need to develop their language and social skills, including