Speech Pathology Services Across Western Australia
Our speech pathologists of the Mandurah/Peel region are experienced in managing the speech pathology needs for young children (early intervention), children, and adults.
We also offer speech pathology services in the Perth Metro region for adults, with specialty in neurological conditions such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, motor neurone disease, and dementia.
Speech Pathology services benefit people with a range of developmental and acquired conditions and various support needs, and might include support for:
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Spoken Language
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Understanding others
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Speech clarity
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Written communication and reading comprehension
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Social communication and social skills
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Stuttering
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Voice disorders
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AAC – communication devices and technologies to aid communication
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Swallowing, feeding, and mealtime management
Are You Eligible?
Our Speech Pathology and Therapy services are included on an NDIS Plan under Capacity Building Supports (Improved Daily Living). But if you don't have this on your Plan, we may still be able to provide Support to you.
The easiest way to check if you're covered is to call us on 97927500, or click below to send us an email directly.
Meet our Speech Pathologists!


Hayley - Peel
Certification and Training:
- Hanen Certification – More Than Words
- Nuffield Dyspraxia Programme (NDP3)
- Sounds-Write Practitioners Training
- Key Word Sign
Hayley is a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist at Enable WA with experience across clinical, community, and school settings. She supports clients of all ages with developmental and cognitive needs, drawing on her background in education.
Hayley is passionate about communication as a fundamental right and works collaboratively to support speech, language, AAC, literacy, and social communication. She is especially interested in supporting clients with language development, AAC use, and written and spoken communication to help improve their quality of life.

Helen - Peel
Certification and Training:
- Sounds-Write Practitioners Training
- Nuffield Dyspraxia Programme (NDP3)
- Key Word Sign
Helen holds a Master’s degree in Speech Pathology and an Undergraduate degree in Music (singing), providing a strong understanding of the face, mouth, and throat.
She has expertise in motor speech, voice disorders, articulation, intelligibility, and swallowing difficulties (dysphagia).
She is passionate about supporting clients across the lifespan, taking a personalised, goal-focused approach.
Helen helps clients develop clear speech, build language skills, use AAC, strengthen social communication, and maintain independence.
Combining clinical knowledge with compassion, she empowers clients and their families to achieve practical, lasting communication and swallowing outcomes.

Sophia - Peel and Rockingham
Certification and Training:
- Sounds-Write Practitioners Training
- Key Word Sign – Basic and Intermediate
Sophia is a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist at Enable WA with experience across clinical, community, and school settings. She is trained in Sounds-Write and Key Word Sign (Basic and Intermediate).
Sophia is passionate about making communication accessible for people of all ages and working collaboratively with families and multi-disciplinary teams to be effective communication partners. She enjoys incorporating clients’ personal interests into sessions to ensure activities are engaging, functional and related to daily life. Sophia is especially interested in supporting clients with language development, AAC use, fluency, literacy, and speech sounds.





