Now We're Talking - Speech Pathology and Psychology

Now We're Talking - Speech Pathology and Psychology Now We're Talking - Speech Pathology and Psychology is a practice that offers speech pathology and t

08/04/2026

Reading a book with your child is wonderful — but talking about the story afterwards is where the magic really happens. 📖

When we ask children to retell the story or answer questions about what happened, we’re helping them develop important language skills such as:
📚 understanding story structure (beginning, middle, end)
📚 learning new vocabulary
📚 organising their thoughts and ideas
📚 practising sequencing and recall
📚 Analysing the pictures if they can’t remember

These narrative skills are closely linked to later reading comprehension, writing and classroom learning.

Next time you finish a book, try asking:
• “What happened first?”
• “What was the problem in the story?”
• “How did it end?”
• “What was your favourite part?”

A simple conversation about a story can build big language skills for school and beyond. 🤓

Happy Easter from the NWT team 🐰We hope our amazing clients and families have a beautiful long weekend full of fun, rest...
04/04/2026

Happy Easter from the NWT team 🐰
We hope our amazing clients and families have a beautiful long weekend full of fun, rest and plenty of chocolate! 🍫

26/03/2026

We still have a few spaces left in our Mini Chefs Special interest groups these Easter school holidays! 🍕 🧑‍🍳 Contact our admin team to secure your child’s place.

W-sitting might look comfortable, but it’s not doing little bodies any favours.When kids sit in a “W” position, they rel...
22/03/2026

W-sitting might look comfortable, but it’s not doing little bodies any favours.

When kids sit in a “W” position, they rely on the stability of their joints instead of using their core muscles. Over time this can impact core strength, balance, and postural control. It also places extra stress on the hips, knees, and ankles, which can affect how these joints develop.

Encouraging alternative sitting positions like cross-legged, side sitting, kneeling or long sitting helps children build the strength and stability they need for play, learning, and everyday movement.

Little posture habits can make a big difference.

🌟 MEET MARIAM 🌟Mariam has completed a Bachelor of Speech and Language Sciences and a Master of Speech Pathology at Victo...
17/03/2026

🌟 MEET MARIAM 🌟

Mariam has completed a Bachelor of Speech and Language Sciences and a Master of Speech Pathology at Victoria University. She has a strong passion for working with children and is dedicated to creating therapy sessions that are engaging, supportive, and fun, while being tailored to each client’s individual goals and strengths.

Mariam values building strong and meaningful relationships with both clients and their families. She believes collaboration is key to fostering a positive therapeutic environment where clients feel heard, supported, and confident to learn and flourish. She is also committed to ongoing learning while applying a neurodiversity affirming approach to therapy.

Throughout her studies, Mariam completed clinical placements across a range of settings, including private clinics, schools, kindergartens, and community-based services. These experiences strengthened her clinical skills and reinforced the importance of individualised, family-centred care.

Outside of work, Mariam enjoys spending time with family and friends, going to the beach, and cooking. She is passionate about celebrating progress and supporting growth to help clients achieve meaningful functional outcomes.

Welcome Mariam! 👋

🐰🎨 Our Easter Colouring Competition is here!We’re inviting our little creatives to get colouring for their chance to win...
11/03/2026

🐰🎨 Our Easter Colouring Competition is here!
We’re inviting our little creatives to get colouring for their chance to win a chocolate prize 🍫
Age categories:
🐣 3–5 years
🐣 6–8 years
🐣 9+ years
Entries close Monday 30th March.
Grab a sheet, get creative, and hop into the fun! 💙

🎮🍳 April School Holiday Special Interest Groups – Bookings Filling Fast! 🍳🎮We’re excited to be offering three engaging, ...
08/03/2026

🎮🍳 April School Holiday Special Interest Groups – Bookings Filling Fast! 🍳🎮

We’re excited to be offering three engaging, connection-focused groups these April school holidays at Now We’re Talking:

🍳 Mini Chefs (Ages 5–7)
📅 9th & 10th April | 🕘 9:00am–12:00pm

🍳 Mini Chefs (Ages 8–12)
📅 9th & 10th April | 🕐 1:00pm–4:00pm

🏎️ Super Mario Special Interest Group (Ages 7–12)
📅 14th, 15th & 16th April | 🕘 9:00am–12:00pm

Our school holiday groups support:
✨ social connection & teamwork
✨ communication & collaboration
✨ confidence-building through shared interests

⚠️ Limited places available and bookings are moving quickly

📩 Contact admin to secure your child’s spot

📞 0409 849 748 | ✉️ admin@nwtsp.com.au

A 20% non-refundable deposit is required to secure your place.

⏰ Have you ever thought about seeing time? ⏰Digital vs Analogue: why clocks matter for time managementA digital clock te...
04/03/2026

⏰ Have you ever thought about seeing time? ⏰

Digital vs Analogue: why clocks matter for time management

A digital clock tells you what time it is.
An analogue clock shows you how time is moving.

🟢 Analogue clocks make time visible — you can see chunks passing, how long is left, and how close you are to the end. This supports planning, transitions, and emotional regulation (especially for kids who struggle with abstract concepts).

🔵 Digital clocks are great for precision, but time can feel invisible — it just jumps from one number to the next.

✨ Tip:
Use analogue clocks (or visual timers) when teaching routines, waiting, transitions, or “5 minutes left” or when trying to teach time management skills.

Seeing time = understanding time 💛

21/02/2026

✨ School’s started — and it’s not too late to get clarity ✨

The first weeks of school often shine a light on how your child is really going — with learning, communication, friendships and confidence 📚💛
�Early-term assessments can make a big difference in setting the year and supports up well.

At Now We’re Talking, our team can assess:
🗣️ Receptive & Expressive Language�How your child understands and uses language — following instructions, building sentences, vocabulary, grammar and storytelling. This helps guide effective classroom and learning strategies.

🔤 Literacy & School Readiness�Foundations for reading and spelling, phonological awareness, pencil grip, letter formation and early academic skills — whether your child is in Prep or moving into a new year level.

👅 Articulation & Childhood Apraxia of Speech�How clearly your child produces sounds and words, whether speech patterns are age-appropriate, and whether motor-planning difficulties may be impacting clarity.

💬 Social Communication�Conversation skills, play, emotional understanding, perspective-taking and how your child connects with peers and adults at school.

If you’ve been wondering “should we look into this?” — this is your sign 🤍
�Reach out to our admin team to chat about assessment or therapy options.

Let’s support your child to feel calm, confident and capable this school year ✨

🌟 Meet Liana 🌟 Liana is a certified Allied Health Assistant and a current final year Master of Speech Pathology student ...
16/02/2026

🌟 Meet Liana 🌟

Liana is a certified Allied Health Assistant and a current final year Master of Speech Pathology student at The University of Melbourne.

She has developed valuable clinical experience through her placements at St Mary Queen of Heaven Primary School and Monash Health where she has supported children and adults in working toward their communication goals. Her volunteer work at the Royal Children’s Hospital has further nurtured her passion for working with children.

Liana is excited to support the Now We’re Talking families and looks forward to learning from the team as she continues her professional development over the coming year.

We are so lucky to have you supporting our famlies for 2026! Welcome Liana 👋🏼

🩵 We know starting support can feel big 🤍Right now, our waiting list is at an all-time low, with short wait times for Sp...
13/02/2026

🩵 We know starting support can feel big 🤍
Right now, our waiting list is at an all-time low, with short wait times for Speech Pathology, Psychology and Tutoring— assessments and therapy available.
Reach out today, or tag a family you know who might benefit ✨

🌟  MEET ELLA 🌟Ella is an allied health assistant and final-year speech pathology student, currently completing a Master ...
06/01/2026

🌟 MEET ELLA 🌟

Ella is an allied health assistant and final-year speech pathology student, currently completing a Master of Speech Pathology at Victoria University. She has developed strong clinical foundations through her university coursework, as well as hands-on experience supporting children and families in her role as an allied health assistant with Alpha Abilities.

Ella has also completed a placement at Sunshine Hospital in the subacute ward, where she gained valuable experience working with adults with a range of communication and swallowing needs. This has strengthened her skills in assessment, therapy planning, and delivering person-centred care across the lifespan.

She is excited to continue growing as a clinician and contribute meaningfully to the positive outcomes of the families she works with.

Welcome Ella, we are so looking forward to your valuable contribution this year before you graduate! 🩵

Address

193 Champion Road, Williamstown
Melbourne, VIC
3016

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Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

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+61409849748

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