If you are unsure, it is best to call us for a free, no obligation chat. We can discuss your concerns and what to expect regarding your child’s development. We may well suggest you do wait or we can book an assessment. In our experience, and with consideration to the potential long term effects of untreated speech and language difficulties, waiting without any discussion with a speech-language pathologist might lead to more unease for you.

Parents and carers often know when there's cause for concern. Check out some communication milestones and red flags here.

Speech and language development occurs along typical lines and there are clear, standardised assessment guidelines to determine if there is anything amiss. So, whilst very well-meaning friends and family might urge you not to worry, a speech-language pathologist is trained to know what is typical or not, and to consider the long term effects of any speech and language problems left untreated. You know your child best, so if you feel there is something not quite right, please feel free to email us at Little Language or call for a chat about speech therapy on the Gold Coast on (07) 5679 5609.

You will always speak directly to a speech-language pathologist who can answer your questions for free and without any obligation!

At Little Language, we are proud to provide evidence-based assessment and therapy tools, and extensive experience in the management of speech, language, and literacy difficulties, and orofacial myofunctional disorders.

Referrals from general practitioners and other health specialists are accepted, however are not necessary. You may make an appointment by sending an enquiry via our website or calling us on (07) 5679 5609.

On-going sessions are typically weekly for 45 minutes or 60 minutes, however Little Language are flexible in our therapy delivery, including offering speech therapy in some Gold Coast schools and early education centres.

We offer appointments between 8.30am and 5.00pm, Monday to Friday.

Having a parent or carer present during therapy sessions is encouraged so that practice can be done at home, and for optimal outcomes. However, we understand this is not always possible and, in those cases, will always use a communication book to send home notes and exercises.

Yes, the Little Language team are happy to provide regular therapy sessions via Video Conference if suitable for your child. Please feel free to ask us about it. If a snap lockdown is to occur, we will only be offering Telehealth therapy during this period.