FAQ

We are located at three locations in Sydney.

1. Unit 5B 633-639 Hume Highway, Casula 2170, NSW
2. Unit 18 633-639 Hume Highway, Casula 2170, NSW
3. Shop 1A 29-33 Pitt Street, Mortdale 2223, NSW

Enunciate, a visionary organisation founded over 5 years ago, is committed to empowering adults and children facing difficulties to enhance their quality of life. Our award-winning services will now be available to those in need in this areas well. Our team is dedicated to upholding our high standards of care to ensure that you receive the best possible service.

1) Certified Therapies: All our specialised therapies are fully certified, ensuring we deliver accredited and reliable support to our families.

2) Tailored Programs for Diverse Needs: Offer personalised treatment plans that cater to the specific needs of each client, regardless of age or background. This could include specialised programs for children with developmental disorders, adults recovering from strokes, or individuals looking to overcome speech impediments like stuttering.

3) Client Accessibility: We offer accredited care in a variety of settings including clinics, homes, schools, daycares, and aged care facilities, making it easy for you to access our services wherever you are.

4) Community Engagement and Support: We strengthen community by organisiing workshops, support groups, and offering free screening days at schools. These initiatives not only raise awareness but also equip individuals with practical techniques to improve their daily lives.

5) Multiple Awards are Nominations: The community and local councils have recognised Enunciate Allied Health Services as a professional and outstanding support network to improve quality of life. 

Our 48-hour cancellation policy is among the most lenient in the industry. We recognise that urgent matters can come up. If you need to re-schedule or cancel, please reach out to us at (02) 4072 1800 or via email at office@enunciatetherapy.com.au prior to the cancellation period.

As we provide a range of therapy sessions, assessments, reports and mobile services. Please contact us for further information (02) 4072 1800 or e-mail us at admin@enunciatetherapy.com.au

Children start speaking around the time they turn one year old, initially engaging in babbling and playing with various sounds. By the time they reach 12 months, it’s common for them to begin articulating simple words such as “mama” and “dada.” Between 18 and 24 months, their vocabulary typically grows more robust, enabling them to form simple sentences. Nonetheless, the precise age at which children start talking can differ significantly, as their language development is shaped by a mix of genetic factors, social interactions, and environmental influences. Some children may begin to speak earlier or later than others, and both instances generally fall within the normal range of developmental timelines.

If you have any concerns or questions, please feel free to contact us (02) 4072 1800 or e-mail us at admin@enunciatetherapy.com.au

Yes, we offer services at local homes, childcare centres, age care and schools. This service is usually available for families with NDIS funding, as travel expenses are billed at the NDIS rate based on the time it takes to travel from our clinic to your location and back.

We can arrange our therapy sessions through online video calls via your laptop using the application called ZOOM.
It is particularly useful for patients in remote areas, limited mobility, holidays, or those seeking convenient ways to manage their health without the need to physically visit our clinics.

Yes, most children are able to get an EPC/CDM form from the GP which allows for approximately $55 rebate back for each session for a total of 5 sessions per child, per year.  

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people who have had a health assessment may be eligible for an additional 5 sessions per calendar year in addition to the 5 sessions under the EPC. A referral form for follow-up allied health services for clients of ATSI descent must be completed by a GP who has performed a health check.

You don’t need a referral to begin services with Enunciate Allied Health, although we do accept them.
However, an initial assessment with us will provide detailed information and outline the next steps to improve the quality of life for your family member or child.

Speech-language pathology, commonly known as speech therapy, is a specialised field within healthcare that focuses on the diagnosis, assessment, management, and treatment of individuals who have difficulty with communication and swallowing. Speech-language pathologists, also known as speech therapists, work with both children and adults to address a wide range of communication disorders and swallowing difficulties.

Speech-language pathologists are trained professionals who are registered with Speech Pathology Australia. They have expertise in evaluating and treating various aspects of communication, including speech clarity, understanding, and expressing language, fluency (such as stuttering), literacy skills, voice quality, and social skills. Additionally, speech-language pathologists are trained in the assessment and management of feeding and swallowing difficulties, which can occur in individuals of all ages. 

The goal of speech-language pathology is to help individuals improve their communication and swallowing skills, enhance their quality of life, and achieve their full potential in their personal, social, academic, and professional lives.

Occupational therapists play a crucial role in helping people of all ages improve their ability to perform everyday tasks and participate in their communities. They work on various areas, including fine and gross motor skills, strength and endurance, balance and coordination, time management skills, handwriting and school productivity, sensory processing challenges and sensory integration, learning self-regulation and behaviour management, as well as attention, following directions, and problem solving. It’s important to note that occupational therapists in Australia are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, ensuring that they meet professional standards and provide quality care to their clients.

Therapy sessions can be between 30 to 90 minutes, consisting direct interaction and 5 minutes of writing progress notes. It is recommended to have these sessions weekly, based on research into speech and language intervention. Between sessions, homework is provided to reinforce learning, and a communication book is supplied to schools or childcare providers to facilitate ongoing practice.