Our Services
Personalised Speech Pathology. Accessible Anywhere in Australia.
At My TherAbility, we provide individualised, evidence-informed and neurodiversity-affirming telehealth speech pathology services for children, adolescents and adults across Australia.
Our services are designed to support meaningful communication, build confidence, encourage independence and improve participation in everyday life.
Through our interactive online therapy platform, Teleo Space, we make speech pathology accessible from the comfort of your home or another suitable environment.
Services
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Speech and Language Assessments
We offer comprehensive, personalised communication assessments to understand each individual's strengths, challenges and support needs.
We use a combination of appropriate clinical assessment tools, observations and our customised My TherAbility assessment frameworks to guide individualised recommendations and therapy planning.
Individualised Speech and Language Therapy
Our personalised therapy sessions support individuals to develop communication skills that are meaningful to their everyday lives.
Each therapy plan is tailored to the individual's communication profile, goals, interests and preferred learning style.
Capacity Building
Our goal is to empower families to support communication, connection and independence beyond therapy sessions.
Areas We Support
At My TherAbility, we provide personalised, neurodiversity-affirming telehealth speech pathology services for individuals with ASD, ADHD and other neurodivergent communication profiles.
We recognise that every individual communicates, learns and experiences the world differently.
Our therapy focuses on practical, everyday communication skills that help indivudals express themselves, advocate for their needs, build meaningful relationships and participate in activities that matter to them.
Expressing Needs, Wants and Choices:
Supporting individuals to communicate their preferences, make decisions, request assistance, ask for breaks and express when something does not feel right.
Understanding Everyday Language:
Developing skills to understand questions, instructions and information during daily activities, such as following a recipe, understanding workplace directions, attending appointments or navigating community environments.
Sharing Thoughts, Feelings and Experiences:
Supporting individuals to communicate ideas, emotions, interests and personal experiences, such as explaining how their day went, discussing a concern or sharing something important with others.
Social Communication and Meaningful Relationships:
Supporting authentic interactions with family, friends, peers, colleagues and community members, including initiating conversations, sharing interests, navigating social situations and maintaining meaningful connections.
Self-Advocacy and Personal Boundaries:
Empowering individuals to communicate their needs, preferences and boundaries, such as requesting sensory accommodations, asking for additional processing time, declining an activity or expressing disagreement.
Communication During Emotional Overload:
Developing personalised strategies to communicate distress, frustration, sensory discomfort or support needs, including using visual supports, gestures or alternative communication methods when verbal communication becomes difficult.
Conversation and Communication Differences:
Supporting individuals to navigate conversations, understand different communication perspectives, ask for clarification, explain their point of view and resolve misunderstandings while respecting their natural communication style.
Speech Clarity and Intelligibility:
Supporting individuals who experience speech sound or motor planning differences to communicate more clearly and confidently during everyday interactions, such as ordering food, speaking with colleagues or asking for assistance.
Communication Flexibility and Problem-Solving:
Developing strategies to communicate during unexpected changes, negotiate choices and manage everyday challenges, such as discussing changes to routines, resolving disagreements or requesting alternative arrangements.
Communication for Independence:
Building practical communication skills for daily living, including making appointments, ordering at cafés, communicating with service providers, participating in education or employment and navigating community activities.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC):
Supporting individuals who use or benefit from visual supports, gestures, communication boards or speech-generating devices to express themselves and participate meaningfully in everyday life.
Family, Caregiver and Support Worker Coaching:
Equipping communication partners with practical strategies to support understanding, self-expression and participation across home, education, employment and community environments.