ABOUT
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ABOUT 〰️
Welcome to Little Things Speech Pathology
Olivia - Founder/Senior Speech Pathologist
My favourite things to do are connecting with other people and eating delicious food. So, it only made sense to follow a path and help others with these goals.
Well before I had my own little people, I graduated from La Trobe University in 2015 with a Masters Degree in Speech Pathology. Since then, I have worked in Early Intervention (in a transdisciplinary model), with 0 - 12 years olds with developmental delays and disabilities, as well as in Speech Pathology specialising in areas of homelessness and child and youth mental health. I have been providing private speech pathology intervention and assessment in the community since 2019. My favourite areas of speech pathology include assessment and intervention for social communication and skills and Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC).
At Little Things Speech Pathology, we believe that speech pathology can be a fun and positive experience. We recognise the importance that the whole family and community play on a young person’s wellbeing, and are passionate about working with young people in a strength-based approach, focussing on the Little Things that they enjoy and feel good about, to help build up their confidence.
Ella - Senior Speech Pathologist
I’m a speech pathologist who loves helping young people build connections and express themselves. Outside of the clinic, you can usually find me diving into the pool for a swim, spending time with my children, or on the yoga mat—I’m also a trained yoga instructor.
With over 10 years of experience in paediatric speech pathology, I bring a wealth of knowledge and heart to my clinical practice. Throughout my decade in the field, I’ve developed a strong background in supporting children with stuttering, social skills, early intervention, and early language development, always working closely with families.
At Little Things Speech Pathology, I share the commitment to making therapy a fun, positive, and empowering experience. I take a strength-based approach to intervention, working alongside families and communities to focus on what young people enjoy and helping them build their confidence every step of the way.
