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Speakable - Speech Pathology

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Speakable - Speech Pathology

Speech pathology clinic helping children and adults overcome speaking, reading and thought based obstacles. Empowering, evidence based and cutting edge.

Speakable is a speech pathology, language therapy, literacy, accent and coaching clinic in Bondi Junction, Sydney. We help children and adults overcome speaking, reading and thought based obstacles. Our methods are empowering, evidence based and cutting edge. We forge stronger results in Speech Pathology, Literacy, Accent Reduction, Cogmed Memory Training and Confidence Coaching to empower you wit

h a brighter future. Key areas of practice are:

1. Speech therapy for toddlers, Primary and High School students.

2. Reading, literacy and learning difficulties for toddlers, Primary & High School students and adults.

3. Cogmed Working Memory Training for for Preschool, Primary & High School students and adults.

4. Accent reduction and accent training for children and adults from non-English speaking backgrounds

5. Confidence life coaching for adults and children. Principal, Binh Doan has over a decade of experience as a fully qualified Speech & Language Pathologist. He is a Speech Pathology Australia Member and holds several qualifications:

- Masters of Speech Pathology (University of Queensland)
- Bachelor of Biomedical Science (University of Queensland)
- Diploma of Life Coaching (Australian Institute of Life Coaching)
- Certficiate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA - Navitas and Cambridge University)
- Cogmed Certified Coach
- WRAP Certification
- The Prompt Institute Certified

As an accent reduction specialist, Binh offers unique and personal expertise and results only he can deliver. Immigrating to Australia in his teens, he faced and successfully overcame the same obstacles faced by millions of people from non-English speaking backgrounds himself. If you or your children have speaking, reading or thought based obstacles you need to overcome, call us. Let's start a conversation!

30/06/2025

Learning from this vídeo what is Dyscalculia and how to identify It.

25/06/2025

💡 Did you know that many kids with ADHD struggle not only with focus but also with expressing what they feel and think?

This can affect friendships, self-esteem, and learning.

In our latest blog post, Speakable shares 5 practical strategies to support expressive language at home — in a gentle, fun, and effective way.

👉 Read now and discover how to help your child communicate more confidently.
🔗 https://www.speakable.com.au/blog/adhd-and-language-why-some-kids-struggle-to-explain-themselves-5-practical-ways-to-build-expressive-language-at-home

23/06/2025

🔈 Is your child struggling to speak or communicate?
They might benefit from something called AAC — and no, it’s not just for non-verbal kids.

🧠 Whether your child is autistic, has a speech delay, or finds it hard to express their thoughts clearly, AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) might be the key to helping them connect with the world.

💬 In our latest carousel, we break it down in a simple, clear way:
✔️ What AAC means
✔️ Who it can help
✔️ How it actually works
✔️ And why it’s not a “last resort”

✨ Give your child more ways to express themselves — explore the power of AAC!

📲 Swipe through the post to learn more.

18/06/2025

Is your child struggling with reading or spelling? You’re not alone — and there’s a lot you can do to help.

In our latest blog, we share 5 things every parent should know when supporting a child with dyslexia, including:

✔️ How to advocate at school
✔️ Why confidence matters more than you think
✔️ Tools and tech that make learning easier
✔️ Early signs to look for
✔️ Where to find support

💬 Let’s replace fear with understanding — and build confidence step by step.

🖱️ Read the full blog:
👉 https://www.speakable.com.au/blog/supporting-a-child-with-dyslexia-5-things-every-parent-should-know

11/06/2025

💬 What does communication look like for autistic children?

Hint: it’s not always about talking.

In our latest blog post, we explore how to support autistic communication through a strengths-based lens — one that celebrates visual thinking, honesty, deep focus, and alternative ways of expressing.

✔️ Learn what really helps
✔️ Discover practical strategies
✔️ Understand the power of connection

🖱️ Read the blog now:
👉 https://www.speakable.com.au/blog/autism-and-communication-what-really-helps

09/06/2025

Reading to your child isn’t just about the story.
It’s about the words they hear. The sounds they learn. The feelings they see.

And yes — even babies benefit.
This post shares our top book picks by age + what they help with (spoiler: it’s a lot).

💬 Want personalised recommendations based on your child’s age, goals or speech level?
We’re here for that too.

04/06/2025

💬 Social skills are more than just “being polite.”

They’re about knowing how to join a game, read a facial expression, take turns in conversation, and understand when to speak (or not).

In our new blog post, we explore pragmatic language — the social side of communication — and how you can support it through fun, everyday interactions.

✔️ Common red flags
✔️ Why it matters
✔️ Easy, play-based strategies to build connection

🧠 Read now:
👉 https://www.speakable.com.au/blog/why-social-skills-matter-understanding-pragmatic-language

28/05/2025

💬 New Blog!
Autistic children experience the world in a unique and beautiful way — but everyday conversations can sometimes feel overwhelming or confusing.

✨ In our latest post, we share gentle, practical strategies to support autistic children in daily communication — with a focus on connection over correction.

You'll learn:
✅ How to model respectful conversations
✅ When to pause instead of prompt
✅ How to use calm spaces and visual supports
✅ Why honoring their communication style builds trust

🧠 Includes free visual ideas and calming tools!

🧩 Read now:
👉 https://www.speakable.com.au/blog/helping-kids-express-big-feelings

26/05/2025

Big feelings are not “too much.”
They’re signals. Invitations. Moments to connect.

But most kids don’t know what to call what they feel — they just live inside it.
And that’s where we come in.

This post shares: ✔️ A simple tool to name feelings
✔️ Phrases to help kids ask for what they need
✔️ Ways to model emotional vocabulary without pressure

💬 Got a child who “melts down,” gets “moody,” or “shuts off”?
Let’s talk. Because no child should feel lost inside themselves.

21/05/2025

✨ New on the blog! ✨
Conversations with autistic children can feel challenging — but they’re also a chance to build meaningful connection.
In our latest post, we share practical tips to support everyday interactions with more empathy, calm, and confidence.

💬 Clear language
👂 Active listening
🧠 Emotional regulation
🧸 Easy tools to use at home

👉 Read now and see how small changes in how you talk can make a big difference.

14/05/2025

✨ New on the blog!
Supporting a child with ADHD at home can feel like a challenge — but it doesn’t have to be.

Discover practical strategies for routines, transitions, and emotional regulation — plus a free printable visual schedule to support your child’s day with calm and structure. 💛

📥 Grab the download and start building a more peaceful daily rhythm.

🔗 www.speakable.com.au/blog/

12/05/2025

You’ve seen it before.
The child who talks nonstop.
The one who loses everything.
The teen who seems “lazy” — but is quietly overwhelmed.

We think of ADHD as hyperactivity.
But it can look like distraction, frustration, masking, and burnout.
And it shows up differently at every age.

This carousel shows real-life signs — the kind parents notice, but often doubt.
Because ADHD doesn’t come with a label… until someone looks closer.

💬 If this feels familiar, trust your instincts.
Support changes everything.

📩 Got questions? Drop them in the comments or send us a message.
We’re here to listen — and Speakable is here to help.

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Sydney, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

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http://www.speakable.com.au/

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