Nurturing growth through collaborative care
WHAT IS ADHD? ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is a neurodevelopmental disorder which develops in early childhood and effects approximately 6-7% of the Australian population. A person with ADHD has differences in their brain development and activity, which can affect their ability to sustain attention and/or sit still and inhibit their impulse, motor and/or self […]
Stroke affects thousands of individuals each year. As a leading cause of disability and mortality, understanding the crucial role of interventions such as speech therapy can greatly enhance recovery outcomes and improve the quality of life for those who have experienced a stroke. Statistics The statistics in Australia highlight the importance of awareness and intervention: […]
At Queensland Paediatric Allied Health (QPAH), we understand the importance of effective communication in a child’s development. Our specialised speech therapy for kids on the Gold Coast is designed to address a wide range of communication challenges, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to express themselves clearly and confidently. Why Speech Therapy for Kids […]
At QPAH, occupational therapy plays a crucial role in helping children overcome obstacles that impede their daily lives, fostering independence, and enhancing their overall quality of life. This form of therapy is particularly beneficial for kids facing developmental delays, physical disabilities, sensory processing issues, or social and emotional challenges. For families residing on the Gold […]
Introduction As a parent, discovering that your child has a disability or autism can be a profound turning point. It brings with it a myriad of questions, particularly regarding the right therapeutic support. On the Gold Coast, a variety of therapies are available, but understanding which ones your child needs is crucial. This guide aims […]
Autistic children can experience challenges communicating their wants and needs and advocating for themselves, which can impact their social and emotional development. Speech pathologists and music therapists are two professions that can support autistic children’s communication development. Collaboration between these two professions can offer a more comprehensive approach to support autistic children’s communication development from […]
Music therapy is a type of therapeutic intervention that uses music to improve an individual's physical, emotional, cognitive, and social well-being.
Therapy aims to support functional communication across the areas of speech and language...
A Licensed Speech Language Pathologist at Queensland Paediatric Allied Health, Australia who works with children would typically provide the following services:
Speech therapy for children is the process of assisting children who have difficulties with their speech and language. The goal of speech therapy is to improve a child's communication skills and help them effectively express themselves.
