Savi Communicators

Savi Communicators Speech Pathologist | Orofacial Myologist
📍 Norwest
💬 Trilingual: English, Nepali and Hindi
info@savicommunicators.com.au

13/02/2026

Roses are red 🌹
Violets are blue 💙
We wouldn’t be here
Without amazing clients like YOU!

💝🌷

07/02/2026

Science experiments, meaningful engagement, and active participation, all while building friendships and learning together. 🧪✨

A snapshot of today’s social group in action 🎥✨

06/02/2026

Welcome to the first episode of our Savvy Snacks series 🍰

We’re trying viral snacks and sharing our ratings.
First up: the viral Greek yoghurt Biscoff cheesecake.

What should we try next?

Savi Communicators attended a full day First Aid and CPR training, packed with valuable learning and hands on practice.W...
05/02/2026

Savi Communicators attended a full day First Aid and CPR training, packed with valuable learning and hands on practice.

We were lucky to have our colleagues Aylin from and Ness join us, learning is always better when shared with like-minded people.

To top it all off, the training was facilitated by Savi’s father-in-law, Craig, and marked his final session before retirement. A truly special day of learning and celebration 🤍

Speech pathology student Alvina ran group today and it was a hit.The group participated in a STEM-based activity involvi...
31/01/2026

Speech pathology student Alvina ran group today and it was a hit.

The group participated in a STEM-based activity involving making snow and creating a volcano. 🌋❄️

All team members were engaged, worked collaboratively, and learned key facts about volcanoes. An attempt was made to build a snowman, which did not go as planned.

This provided a valuable learning opportunity to practise flexibility, problem solving, and adapting to change, while acknowledging that everyone engages and learns in different ways. When plans shifted, the group was supported to adjust at their own pace. These are important functional life skills 💛

30/01/2026

PD Day with our Speechies 👩‍⚕️💬

Speech Pathologist Ellie ran a professional development session on dysphagia (swallowing difficulties).
We explored how different drink consistencies can support safer swallowing and reduce the risk of choking or aspiration.

Speech pathologists play a key role in:
• assessing swallowing safety
• recommending appropriate food & fluid textures
• supporting clients to eat and drink safely and confidently

This support happens across hospitals, aged care, disability services, rehab, schools and community settings.

23/01/2026

PD Friday ✨ Today’s professional development focused on LAMP and all things AAC. A reminder that communication can look different for everyone.

17/01/2026

Week 1 done ✔️
Hello, weekend 👋✨

✨ Meet Alvina ✨Alvina is a final year Master’s student from the University of Sydney who has commenced her student place...
15/01/2026

✨ Meet Alvina ✨

Alvina is a final year Master’s student from the University of Sydney who has commenced her student placement with us this week.

She has already been a wonderful addition to the clinic and has been actively involved in supporting our holiday group programs. We’re loving her enthusiasm, dedication, and the positive energy she brings to our sessions.

Welcome, Alvina! 💛

Therapy can be both fun and functional 💛Today we used an egg cup and a Minecraft themed toast cutter from Kmart Australi...
14/01/2026

Therapy can be both fun and functional 💛

Today we used an egg cup and a Minecraft
themed toast cutter from Kmart Australia to spark curiosity and play. We practised using describing words, making smart guesses from clues, asking questions, and building confidence when exploring new foods all in a low pressure, supportive environment.

✨ From ZOOM calls to finally meeting in person ✨There were nerves and excitement at first, but once the conversations (a...
13/01/2026

✨ From ZOOM calls to finally meeting in person ✨

There were nerves and excitement at first, but once the conversations (and snacks!) started flowing, everything felt so natural.

We chatted about what we’ve been up to, work, and what’s been going well, celebrating wins like getting a driver’s licence, starting a new job, and buying a first car. We painted, played games, laughed a lot, and celebrated birthdays together.

This social group is proudly neurodiversity affirming a space where every communication style, interest, and way of being is welcomed and respected.

Today was a full day at the clinic, including a meeting with Dr. Yudith, an airway focused dentist, where we collaborate...
08/01/2026

Today was a full day at the clinic, including a meeting with Dr. Yudith, an airway focused dentist, where we collaborated on our mutual clients’ myofunctional cases, discussed their progress, and evaluated treatment plans.

Orofacial myology is not a one stop solution, collaboration with dentists, ENTs, body workers, and other allied professionals is essential to ensure comprehensive care and the best outcomes.

Address

North Shore, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

0493189758

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