Connecting Speech Pathology

25/03/2026

21/03/2026

I CAN Network online programs create a safe, supportive space where autistic and neurodivergent young people can build confidence, friendships, and social skills, through their special interests.

For more information check out https://icannetwork.online/online/group-cycles/

Looking for a weekly online social group where your young person can connect with like-minded peers and feel understood?

I CAN® Online programs create a safe, supportive space where autistic and neurodivergent young people can build confidence, friendships, and social skills, through their special interests.

Cycle 2 is now open for enrolments!

✔ Interest-based groups that spark real engagement
✔ Autistic-led mentoring from lived experience
✔ Small groups for meaningful connection
✔ Flexible participation—be yourself, your way
✔ Ages 7–22
✔ NDIS-friendly

📅 Running April 27 – June 5
💻 Join from the comfort of home via Zoom

More info: https://icannetwork.online/online/group-cycles/

Enrol now: https://icannetwork.tfaforms.net/5072098

18/03/2026

🧠 Neurodiversity Celebration Week 🧠

🗣️ This week, we proudly join the global community in recognising Neurodiversity Celebration Week - a movement founded in 2018 by Siena Castellon to challenge stereotypes, broaden understanding, and celebrate the many strengths, talents and perspectives of neurodivergent people.

🗣️ At StoryBox Hub, we believe that sharing stories - and seeing yourself represented in them - is integral. Stories invite empathy. They normalise difference. And they help create the inclusive, equitable cultures this week calls us toward.

🗣️ We’re honoured to feature a growing collection of stories that champion diversity in all its forms, including 'Come Over To My House', 'Bernie Thinks in Boxes' and 'Remarkable Remy'. We’re also proud to celebrate the voices of neurodiverse storytellers such as and - whose honesty, creativity and lived experience enrich our library in powerful ways.

🗣️ Neurodiversity Celebration Week invites us to move from awareness to action - embracing inclusive design and championing meaningful organisational change.

📖 We invite you to explore our Story Box Library collection, start conversations, and take meaningful steps - big or small - towards a world where every individual feels seen, valued and supported. Because when we celebrate neurodiversity, we all grow.

17/03/2026

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences. It aims to create more inclusive and equitable communities that celebrate differences and empower every individual.

You can find out more https://www.neurodiversityweek.com/neurodiversity

06/03/2026

The Willows Children's Centre in Mount Barker are seeking donations of children’s books for their library

05/03/2026

💙 Relaunching Autism Assessment Service
We’re excited to share that Autism SA has relaunched its autism diagnostic assessment service — with improved processes and reduced waiting times.

Assessments are available for:
• Young children (2+)
• School-aged children
• Adolescents
• Adults

We know families and individuals often come to us looking for clarity and understanding. Our approach is collaborative, respectful, and neurodiversity-affirming — while still maintaining high clinical standards.

Our goal is simple:
To help people feel heard, validated, and empowered with clear next steps.

✨ No referral is required from medical professional.
✨ We are currently booking assessment within 3 months.

To get started, complete a Request for Services form below and select Autism Diagnostic Assessment.
https://autism-sa.splose.com/public-form/7ff8caf9-18ee-42e9-b1b0-584984b27cfa

If you’ve been considering an assessment, now may be the right time to reach out.

Click here to learn more: https://autismsa.org.au/autism-diagnosis/autism-diagnosis-process/getting-an-autism-assessment/

03/03/2026

🎉 Big news for families
Children with stuttering, speech sound disorders or cleft conditions can now access more Medicare-rebated speech pathology support.

We’ve helped explain how Medicare plans work for speech therapy, who can access rebates and what the process involves
https://connectingspeechpathology.com.au/changes-to-medicare-for-speech-pathology/

28/02/2026

Finding experienced, reliable speech therapy services in regional and remote locations in Australia can be challenging.

Connecting Speech Pathology bridges the gap by bringing our services directly to families when travelling through their region combined with consistent, high-quality support through online therapy.

We will be back in the Limestone Coast, south east South Australia in April 2026.

Reach out for more details or to schedule an appointment https://connectingspeechpathology.com.au/remote-services/

28/02/2026

Learning Together playgroup in Naracoorte will begin next week Tuesday 3 March

28/02/2026

From 1 March 2026, Medicare M10 eligibility will expand to include stuttering, speech sound disorders and cleft conditions, making it easier for children, young people and families to access the speech pathology care they need.

We’ve helped explain how Medicare plans work for speech therapy, who can access rebates and what the process involves
https://connectingspeechpathology.com.au/changes-to-medicare-for-speech-pathology/

22/02/2026

We are grateful to continue to share this space with Lively Eaters Feeding Services in Littlehampton in the Adelaide Hills.

Our flexible service delivery means Connecting Speech Pathology offer support both in-person and from the comfort of your home online.

Our clinic locations are listed on our website
https://connectingspeechpathology.com.au/contact/

18/02/2026

Have you heard that HIPPY has moved to Moorundi?

For more information, please contact Kayla on 0439 100 594 or kayla.sumner@macchs.org.au

Have you heard that HIPPY has moved to Moorundi?

You may remember HIPPY previously being located at AC Care.

HIPPY is a free early childhood education program based in Murray Bridge. The program provides resources and engaging learning opportunities for children aged 3–4 years, helping them reach their full potential.

Tutors visit families weekly, bringing resources and activities for children to explore and enjoy. HIPPY is also a supportive community where families connect, learn together, and have fun with their children.

For more information, please contact Kayla on 0439 100 594 or kayla.sumner@macchs.org.au