Because every child deserves to be heard.

Wherever they are in their journey, we’re here to provide mobile speech pathology for children across Melbourne's inner suburbs.

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Our Story

We believe every child deserves someone who slows down, listens carefully, and sees their potential before their challenges.

Tiny Talkers Kids Therapy was created from a desire to provide speech pathology that feels personal. Therapy that meets children in their homes, kindergartens, schools, and communities. Through evidence-based practice, we know that meaningful progress happens through play, connection, and the relationships surrounding a child. Learn More

Why Families Choose Tiny Talkers Kids Therapy

At Tiny Talkers Kids Therapy, we focus more than just achieving goals. We prioritise building confidence, meaningful relationships and communication skills that support children in everyday life.

Individualised Care

Every therapy plan is thoughtfully tailored to your child's strengths, interests, communication profile, and goals.

Evidence-Based Practice

Current research guides every decision, ensuring therapy is practical, engaging, and meaningful for everyday life.

Collaborative Relationships

We work closely with families, educators, and other professionals to help children thrive across all environments.

Let’s Start With a Conversation


During your initial consultation, we'll take the time to understand your child's unique strengths, discuss your concerns, and develop a personalised plan to support their communication.

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Live footage of me printing off my 1000th communication board for the week… Communication is valid in all forms. I pull this sheet out to support early language and non-speaking children who are constantly frustrated by not having their needs
We’ve covered 2 year olds…now onto 3! This is often when communication really starts to expand. We tend to see more words, more questions, more back-and-forth.
Did you know speech pathologists can also help children with emotional regulation? 👏 I absolutely love teaching my little clients about emotions and how each emotion feels in our body. When we talk about how we feel, and how our body responds to em
What does communication look like at 2? 💭 By this age, many children are: • Using around 50+ words • Starting to put 2 words together (e.g. “more milk”, “mummy up”) • Following simple instructions • Po
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