How Speech Therapy can help your voice stay strong with Parkinson’s Disease. Losing your voice doesn’t mean losing your connection to the...

For most people, bread is a simple, comforting staple of daily life – soft, familiar, and seemingly harmless. But for individuals with...

A guide to safe medication intake for Older Australians with Dysphagia. Have you ever had trouble swallowing multiple vitamins, tablets,...

Swallow disorders, such as Dysphagia, increases the risk of choking, aspiration of food/fluids into the lungs and aspiration pneumonia. A...

Watermelon is a snack that many turn to when summer is around the corner. They’re juicy, sweet and refreshing…what’s not to love? For...

This Dementia Action Week, our Speech Pathology team are highlighting how they can help people with Dementia for more than dysphagia....

When someone says “communication,” what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Talking, speaking, listening? Although these might be...

As the temperature drops and frosty mornings begin, on comes the heaters, hot foods and drinks, and nights rugged up in blankets....

A lot of us look forward to eating food and enjoying our mealtimes every single day. For some, eating food is more than just fuelling the...

Dementia can affect how individuals both express themselves and understand the information that is communicated to them. This may result...

Thickened fluids play a key role in the management of swallowing difficulties, clinically known as dysphagia, but are they the best...

A big part of our role as Speech Pathologists is providing education to others. This is particularly true for our training that we...

Dementia is one of the worlds most feared illnesses. Its cruel and relentless nature and the way it impacts families is certainly...

During National Stroke Week, we are celebrating ‘precious moments’ that you or your loved one’s can continue to enjoy during and after...

Crunchy toast with your favourite spread for breakfast, a big sandwich with lots of fillings for lunch, and a side of toast (yes, again)...