Client-Led Mobile Speech Pathology

Good speech pathology starts with expertise, but great care starts with listening. Our speech pathologists bring strong clinical experience across communication, voice, fluency and swallowing. 

With a commitment to understanding the person behind the challenge, we take the time to listen, assess what’s really going on and give you clear, practical guidance you can actually use. 

Whether you’re navigating changes after a stroke, struggling with fluency or voice, or need support with swallowing, we’ll work alongside you to build skills, confidence and greater independence.

With flexible telehealth and mobile appointments available, expert support is available in a way that works for you.

Why Choose Health Journey Partner?

Expertise You Can Feel Confident In

Our experienced speech pathologists bring strong clinical knowledge across communication, voice, fluency and swallowing. You’ll receive evidence-based support from clinicians who understand the complexities behind your needs.

The Same Speech Pathologist, From Start to Progress

Consistency matters. You’ll work with the same speech pathologist throughout your care, giving your clinician the opportunity to understand your goals, track your progress and build a genuine therapeutic relationship.

A Whole-Person Approach to Care

We look beyond a diagnosis or individual symptom. We want to understand you, not just your communication difficulty. That means considering how your needs affect your confidence, relationships, work, independence and day-to-day life.

Easy Access, Wherever You Are

With secure telehealth appointments and mobile care, you can access expert speech pathology from home, work or another comfortable location. No travel, no waiting rooms and no need to put your day on hold.

Straightforward Communication From Day One

Reaching out for support can feel like a big step. We keep communication clear, responsive and supportive, aiming to respond within the hour during business hours so you know what happens next.

No Referral Needed

You don’t need an NDIS plan, GP referral or Medicare referral to access our private speech pathology services. Simply get in touch with our team and we’ll help you understand your options and take the next step.

Support For A Wide Range Of Communication Needs

Our telehealth speech pathologists support clients across NSW and Australia living with a wide range of voice, communication and swallowing needs. Every session is tailored to your goals and your stage of care.

Not sure if speech pathology is right for you? You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Get in touch, and we’ll talk you through your options and help you decide the best next step.

Voice Changes

Support for a hoarse, strained or breathy voice, or difficulty being heard clearly in daily conversation.

Fluency & Stuttering

Support to build confidence and flow in everyday speaking situations, at your own pace.

Language & Communication

Support with finding words, following conversations, or expressing your needs and wants clearly.

Post-Stroke & Neurological Conditions

Support for people managing Parkinson’s disease, Motor Neurone Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, stroke recovery and other progressive conditions.

Swallowing Support

Assessment and strategies to support safe, comfortable eating and drinking.

Social Communication

Support to connect more confidently in conversations, at work and in social settings.

Take the first step toward clearer, more confident communication.

How We Deliver Speech Pathology

Skills for Communication. Confidence for Life.

The best therapy is therapy that makes sense in your everyday life. That’s why we bring speech pathology to you, creating a comfortable space where you can work on real skills, in familiar surroundings, with a plan built around your goals.

Our speech pathologists work with children, teenagers and adults, helping people communicate with greater confidence, participate more fully and feel understood. Depending on your needs, in-home therapy can include:

  • Speech & language assessments to understand your strengths, challenges and communication needs.
  • Swallowing assessments & management to support safer, more comfortable eating and drinking.
  • Communication skills training to build conversation, social communication and everyday interaction skills.
  • Voice therapy to support vocal quality, pitch and strength.
  • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) training & implementation to help you use augmentative and alternative communication tools with confidence.
  • Mealtime management plans tailored to your individual needs and routines.
  • Functional communication training focused on communicating at home, school, work and in the community.
  • Family & carer education so the people around you know how to provide practical, consistent support.

Where We Deliver Care

Our Service Areas

Our team provides flexible speech pathology services across Australia, with options designed around where you feel most comfortable and where support is most useful.

In-Home Therapy:
Receive personalised speech pathology in the comfort and familiarity of your own home.

Community & Workplace Visits:
We can meet you where communication happens, at school, work or in the community.

Secure Telehealth:
Access confidential, fully encrypted speech pathology sessions from anywhere in Australia, without the need to travel.

  • Parramatta & Western Sydney
  • The Hills District
  • Ryde & Macquarie Park
  • Inner West
  • Upper North Shore
  • Campbelltown & South West
  • Blacktown
  • Harris Park 
  • Wentworthville 
  • Surrounding suburbs

How Our Private Speech Pathology Works

From your first conversation with our team, you’ll know what to expect, why we’re recommending certain approaches and how you can be involved every step of the way.

01.

Meet Your Speech Pathologist

You’ll be matched with a qualified speech pathologist who understands your needs and goals. Building a comfortable, trusting relationship is an important part of creating therapy that works for you.

02.

Initial Assessment

Your speech pathologist will assess your communication, speech, language, voice or swallowing needs based on your individual circumstances. We’ll explain our findings clearly and identify areas where speech pathology may be helpful.

03.

Individualised Plan

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Your speech pathologist will develop a personalised therapy plan based on your assessment, priorities and everyday needs, with clear goals and practical strategies.

04.

Ongoing Therapy

Your sessions are designed around your progress and can evolve as your needs change. We’ll work with you to build skills, apply strategies in real-life situations and keep therapy focused on meaningful outcomes.

Meet Your Speech Pathologists

Our team supports children and adults across communication, speech, language, literacy, social skills, stuttering, voice, swallowing and AAC, with care shaped around individual needs, strengths and goals.

Want to learn more about our team? Meet the clinicians behind Health Journey Partner and discover the people who’ll be there to support your journey.

Ash Wei – Speech Pathologist

Speech Pathology

Ash is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (37239 – Speech Pathology Australia) with a Master of Speech Language Pathology from the University of Sydney. She supports children and adults across speech, language, literacy, social skills, stuttering, voice, swallowing and AAC. Ash works closely with families, educators and healthcare professionals, combining clinical expertise with advocacy and engaging, personalised therapy.

Lei Lai – Speech Pathologist

Lei is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (39211 – Speech Pathology Australia) with a Master of Speech Pathology from the University of Sydney. He supports people of all ages with communication and swallowing challenges, with a particular focus on bilingual children. His approach is evidence-based and neurodiversity-affirming, with therapy tailored to each person’s communication style, strengths and goals.

OUR TESTIMONIALS

Changing Lives, One Journey at a Time

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about private speech pathology, costs or getting started? Here are some of the questions we hear most often.

Do I need an NDIS plan or referral to see a private speech pathologist?

No. Our private speech pathology services are self-funded, so you can book directly with our team without an NDIS plan, Medicare referral or GP letter.

How much does a private speech pathologist cost in Australia?

Pricing depends on the type and length of your session. Contact our team for current private speech pathology fees and information about potential private health rebates.

Can I claim speech pathology through private health insurance?

Many private health funds offer speech pathology rebates through extras cover. Your level of cover will depend on your individual policy and provider. Our team can help you understand what may be claimable.

Can speech pathology be done via telehealth?

Our secure telehealth sessions allow you to access speech pathology from home, work, school or another suitable location. Telehealth can be used for assessment, therapy and ongoing communication goals, depending on your individual needs.

What can a speech pathologist help with?

Our speech pathologists work across a broad range of communication and swallowing needs, including speech and language difficulties, literacy, social communication, fluency, voice, swallowing and feeding. We also support people following stroke, acquired brain injury and neurological conditions.

Do you provide speech pathology for children and adults?

Absolutely. We support people of all ages, from young children developing foundational communication skills through to adults working on speech, language, communication and swallowing goals.

How often will I need speech pathology sessions?

This varies depending on your goals, needs and recommended therapy approach. Your speech pathologist will work with you to determine a suitable frequency and review it as your needs change.

Can family members be involved in speech pathology?

Yes. With your consent, family members, carers and other people involved in your care can be included where appropriate. This can help reinforce strategies and support progress outside of sessions.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Bring any relevant reports, assessments or information that may help your speech pathologist understand your needs. You’re also welcome to bring questions or examples of situations you’d like help with. Your clinician will explain anything else you need before your appointment.

What conditions do your speech pathologists support?

Our speech pathologists support a wide range of needs, including developmental speech and language difficulties, autism and ADHD, acquired brain injury, stroke and neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and dementia. We also provide support for swallowing and feeding difficulties.

Your Goals. Your Voice. Your Next Step.

Communication can shape how you connect, learn, work and take part in everyday life. Our speech pathologists are here to help you tackle those challenges with personalised therapy built around you.

Let’s talk about how we can helpCall 0492 927 327