Sunflower Speech
Mobile speech therapy servicing the Sunshine Coast, QLD
&
Australia-wide Telehealth services
Meet your speechie
Hello there! I'm Lisa, the neurodivergent whimsical mind behind Sunflower Speech. As a dedicated speech pathologist, nothing thrills me more than helping little ones find their voices! Watching my clients blossom into confident communicators while having a blast along the way fills my heart with sunshine!
Thanks to my personal lived-experience with neurodivergence, I form genuine connections with my young clients, fostering trust and understanding.
With over 5+ years of experience in private practice in the western suburbs of Melbourne before moving to the Sunny Coast, Lisa is a certified practicing speech pathologist dedicated to making communication fun and effective!
Why us?
Sunflower Speech prides itself on celebrating diverse thinking and learning styles, and emphasising a connection and regulation-first approach.
Use play-based, child led methods with a focus on FUN!!
Neurodiversity affirming in all approaches.
Focus on self-advocacy to improve quality of life.
Collaborate on setting meaningful and functional goals for therapy.
Integrate therapy into your life seamlessly, not the other way around.
What do we treat?
Sunflower Speech supports:
Clients under the age of 17
Mobile speech therapy to see clients in the comfort of their own home.
Clients who can be seen online via telehealth
NDIS participants who are plan or self-managed
We are currently unable to support agency-managed participants and those requiring in-clinic services at this time.
We are able to help with:
Stuttering: repetition of sounds, words, or phrases, blocks, prolongations, and difficulties getting words out.
Language:
late talkers who need support developing their spoken language skills
understanding spoken language (eg. concepts and following directions
using spoken language (eg. correct vocabulary and sentence structure)
Speech: producing clear speech sounds as a result of articulation or phonological difficulties
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC): using signs or speech generating devices for communication
Neurodivergent social communication: Practicing neuro-affirming social communication strategies to enhance communication skills and empowering clients to effectively advocate for themselves in all environments.
If this sounds like the right fit, we’d love to hear from you!
