EveryKid Paediatric
Speech Therapy in
Parramatta.
Supporting your baby, toddler, child or teenager to build communication, language and confidence through personalised speech therapy.
Sensory & Movement Informed Therapy for Speech and Language Development
Sensory and movement-informed approaches, now you’re talking.
Our highly skilled team of paediatric speech therapists in Sydney understand the integral connection between sensory and motor development and its impact on speech and language skills in children. If you'd like to learn more about why this matters, our blog post on the connection between movement and communication is a great place to start.
By incorporating evidence-based practices, we create individualised therapy plans tailored to each child, using sensory and movement techniques for optimal results. Where it benefits a child's progress, our speech pathologists work closely alongside our paediatric occupational therapy team – because communication doesn't happen in isolation.
From interactive play-based sessions to targeted exercises, our approach to kids speech therapy supports holistic development that goes beyond traditional methods – building communication, social skills, and confidence at every step.
Trust us to guide your child towards improved communication and expression.
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You'll often hear the terms speech therapy and speech pathology used interchangeably.
In Australia, the qualified professionals who provide kids speech therapy are formally known as speech pathologists, registered with Speech Pathology Australia.
Paediatric speech therapy covers far more than pronunciation. It encompasses a child's entire communication system – how they understand language, express themselves, interact socially, read, and even eat and swallow. A paediatric speech pathologist assesses where a child is at, identifies what's getting in the way, and builds a therapy plan around their individual needs and strengths.
At EveryKid, our approach to paediatric speech pathology goes a step further. We look at the whole child – including how their sensory system and movement patterns are influencing their communication development.
It's a more complete picture.
Our services are accessible through various funding options:
NDIS (Self-Managed & Plan-Managed)
Medicare (Chronic Disease Management Plan)
Private Health Insurance (with eligible rebates)
No referral is required to begin your child's journey with us. Simply reach out to our friendly team to schedule an initial consultation.
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Our paediatric speech therapists support children across a wide range of needs, from early intervention through to school-age and adolescent care.
For children who would benefit from more concentrated support, we also offer intensive speech therapy programs that deliver focused therapy over a shorter period.
And for kids who thrive alongside peers, our school holiday and group programs provide a supported, social setting where communication skills can be practised in real, everyday interactions.
If you have any concerns about the above, call our admin team on 0404 939 490 before booking. We'll work with you to determine a support plan that safely facilitates your child's participation.
A note on complementary therapies
For children who are non-verbal, building towards AAC, or who find traditional session formats difficult to engage with, music therapy can be a wonderful complement to speech pathology. Music provides a natural, low-pressure pathway into communication and self-expression – and our music therapist works closely with the speech team where a combined approach makes sense.
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No, you don’t need a referral to see a Speech Pathologist. Just reach out to our friendly admin team or complete our online inquiry form to schedule your initial consultation.
Our speech pathologists help with:
✔ Swallowing, drinking and feeding therapy
✔ Late to talk / language delays
✔ Key Word Sign (KWS)
✔ Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
✔ Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) – Gestalt Language Processors
✔ Hanen Program
✔ Stuttering and articulation impairments
✔ Oral motor dysfunctions
✔ Social communication skills
✔ Literacy delays
✔ Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
✔ Feeding therapy
✔ Sensory informed approach (SOS)
✔ Fussy and picky eating
Is My Child Showing Signs of a Speech or Language Delay?
It can be hard to know when to seek support. Every child develops at their own pace – but there are some signs that are worth getting assessed for kids speech therapy sooner rather than later.
It could be worth speaking with a paediatric speech pathologist if your child:
Isn't babbling or using gestures to communicate by 12 months
has fewer than 10–20 words by 18 months, or isn't combining two words by age 2
is difficult to understand compared to other children the same age
seems to understand less than expected, or struggles to follow simple instructions
is showing frustration or withdrawing from social interaction due to communication difficulties
has a stutter that has persisted for more than 6 months
These are general markers, not a checklist for diagnosis. If something feels off, trusting your instinct and getting an early assessment is always the right move. Late-to-talk children and those with language delays respond particularly well to early speech therapy intervention – it is beneficial to seek support sooner, rather than a 'wait and see' approach..
No referral is needed at EveryKid. You can reach out directly to book an initial consultation.
Paediatric Speech Therapy in Parramatta – We'd Love to Meet You
EveryKid is located at 8/142 James Ruse Drive, Parramatta NSW 2150 – with on-site parking and easy access from the M4 and Parramatta CBD.
We're one of Western Sydney's most established kids speech therapy clinics, offering paediatric therapy in Parramatta across speech pathology, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology, and more – all under one roof.
We support families through NDIS (self-managed and plan-managed), Medicare Chronic Disease Management Plans, and private health insurance. No referral is needed to get started.
Ready to take the next step?
Call us on 0404 939 490 or book an appointment online – our admin team is friendly, responsive, and happy to help you figure out the best path forward for your child.
Speech Therapy
Pam
Nilay
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
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Pam had always envisioned working within a field that would allow her to continue learning whilst making a positive difference to a person's life. Now, she gets to live out her dream and have fun with kids at the same time!
Her special area of interest is the support of neurotypical and neurodivergent children who are Gestalt Language Processors.
Visiting cafes, playing arcade games, dyeing her hair, and going on spontaneous outdoor adventures are Pam's favourite things. And she has a superpower — she can sleep anywhere, at any time!
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of Sydney-
Choosing this career for its rewarding nature, Nilay specialises in early intervention, Autism Spectrum Disorder and guiding families through the first years of diagnosis.
Now, as a mum, Nilay is also dedicated to educating families on healthy relationships with food and aims to empower families with the knowledge of nutrition's role in child development.
When she’s not transforming lives, you'll find her enjoying hot chips and the tranquility of the beach with family. She’s also an adventure seeker, with a surprising penchant for shark diving and cliff jumping!
Jamie
Rosa
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
Speech Pathologist
Master of Speech and Language Pathology, USYD /
Bachelor of Education (Honours), HKU-
Fitting for a speech therapist, Jamie is best described as ‘a bit of a chatterbox,’ with an inquisitive and outgoing personality that helps him build strong connections with clients and families. He has worked across a broad range of therapeutic areas, including language and school readiness groups, culturally diverse parent training programs, and therapy for children with cleft lip and palate.
Jamie’s professional interests include literacy, phonological and articulation therapy, and supporting alternative communication methods including high-tech devices such as eye-gaze systems.Outside of work, Jamie enjoys spending time with friends, staying active at the gym, or unwinding with a good book.
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Rosa, who was a primary school teacher for three years, just loves working with kids. From the classroom to therapy, she has always wanted to support children and their families find the right tools to improve their lives.
Her special interests include providing better support for our next generation in areas of speech, fluency, language, feeding, and social communication skills.
Rosa loves ice cream, sushi, dancing, and travelling. Her black cat is, strangely, named Shiro ('little white' in Japanese). And, she knows a trick that stops hiccups!
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
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With a passion for helping others, Christy chose a career in Paediatric Speech Therapy dreaming to make a meaningful impact on children and families through empowerment and advocacy.
Particularly interested in paediatric feeding and swallowing, learning impairments and early language intervention, Christy is eager to help little ones live and grow to their full potential.
Beyond the therapy space, Christy loves a good session of rock-climbing or bouldering and is always up for a round of Monopoly Deal. A fun fact about her? She has visited 14 different countries!
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of App. Science (Speech Pathology) (Honours),
University of Sydney-
Coming from a background working and volunteering at the Love 21 Foundation, and assisting in kids sports programs, Julia loves working with people (especially kids!).
Julia pursued a career in paediatric speech therapy eager to make a difference, and is motivated by seeing the change and growth people are capable of. She has a special interest in early intervention, specifically in language, literacy, and swallowing.
Outside of the therapy space, Julia considers herself as quite the foodie, and a fan of world history. Also a professed maths lover, Julia enjoys solving a Rubik’s cube or two!
Saumya
Priscilla
Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology),
University of SydneySpeech Pathologist
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Saumya is a creative speech pathologist who loves working with children and making therapy sessions fun and engaging. With a natural ability to connect with kids, she enjoys helping them build their communication skills in a way that feels playful and supportive.
Saumya has experience working with children across a wide range of ages, from preschool through to high school. She particularly enjoys supporting children with speech sound disorders, developmental language delays, social communication differences, and children with ASD, and has a strong interest in speech sounds and literacy.
Outside of work, Saumya loves spending time at the beach, solving puzzles, hiking, and watching a good movie. A fun fact about Saumya; she speaks Hindi and Gujarati!
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours),
University of Newcastle -
Priscilla is a dedicated Speech Pathologist with over seven years’ experience supporting children with a wide range of communication needs.
She has a strong interest in language development and complex communication, particularly working with children who benefit from AAC, and is passionate about creating engaging, play-based sessions that are practical and meaningful. Priscilla values working closely with families and multidisciplinary teams, bringing a culturally aware and adaptable approach.
Outside of the clinic enjoys trying new cafés and restaurants, going for walks, and keeping active through Pilates.
