Fiona Teudt.

Kids Speech, Language & Stuttering

• Delayed language development or what‘s commonly called, ‘late talkers’.
• Literacy difficulties in children and adolescents.
• Preschool language disorders and preparing children for the language required.
• Speech sound disorders, in particular children who are difficult to understand.
• Stuttering disorders in children and adolescents, and for intervention in young children.

General Info

Fiona Teudt is a highly experienced paediatric speech pathologist, and a member of Speech Pathology Australia.

Fiona Teudt is a highly experienced paediatric speech pathologist, and a member of Speech Pathology Australia. She graduated from the University of Sydney in 1984 and holds a Bachelor of Applied Science, in Speech Pathology. Initially her focus was in community health settings around Sydney, and in an audiology clinic in Southampton, United Kingdom. She has been in private practice for over 20 years and works exclusively with children. An assessment helps parents and family members learn about their child's development. They are comprehensive and offer valuable information for the future development of the child so parents, teachers and other people in their lives become gain information on not only how to handle situations, but also on what to do A child’s assessment is carried out via structured tests (games, toys, pictures and conversation, depending on the child’s age) and leads to an analysis to establish where a child’s communication levels may be, and their potential capabilities. Parent's or carers are invited to watch the testing so they understand the results when they are explained, after the assessment.

An assessment helps parents and family members learn about their child's development. They are comprehensive and offer valuable information for the future development of the child so parents, teachers and other people in their lives become gain information on not only how to handle situations, but also on what to do

A child’s assessment is carried out via structured tests (games, toys, pictures and conversation, depending on the child’s age) and leads to an analysis to establish where a child’s communication levels may be, and their potential capabilities. Parent's or carers are invited to watch the testing so they understand the results when they are explained, after the assessment.

Parents, Carers, Doctors and Teachers benefit from comprehensive and detailed report. The collaboration helps develop more in-depth knowledge and understanding from all perspectives. Two very detailed and comprehensive reports, paper and digital versions are supplied. Reports offer important information about a child’s abilities, challenges and a detailed description of what could be done in the home, at school and with overall interactions with others.

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Locally Owned

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Category

Speech Pathologists

Keywords

Childrens' communication, Pre School, Preschool Visits, Progress Report, Speaking And Short Sentences, Speech Pathology, Teacher Training, Toddler Words, Treatment at School