Our Services
Magnolia Allied Health supports school aged children, adolescents and adults with communication difficulties in speech, receptive language, expressive language, social language, voice disorders, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), swallowing and mealtime management.
Swallowing and mealtime support
Assessment, support and strategies to ensure safe and enjoyable mealtimes.
Speech and articulation
Improve clarity and accuracy in speech sounds to enhance communication.
Receptive and expressive language
Develop an understanding and use of language for effective communication.
Voice
Assess and treat a variety of issues related to voice quality, pitch, volume, and clarity.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Assess, recommend, and support AAC tools like picture boards and speech devices. We also use Key Word Sign to make communication easier and more inclusive
Social communication
Build social interaction skills in a way that respects neurodiverse communication and encourages authentic connection.
Cognitive communication
Assess and support memory, attention, problem-solving, and reasoning that can result from brain injuries, dementia, or neurological conditions.
Education and training
We offer training in communication strategies, AAC, mealtime management and more. This ensures that staff can support individuals consistently across all environments, leading to better outcomes and smoother integration of therapy strategies into daily life.
Mobile and flexible service
We come to you! Stay in the comfort of your own home or we can meet you at any location that suits you. It’s easy, flexible, and designed to make therapy more accessible and effective!
Location
Home and school
We learn best in familiar, supportive spaces. Ripple Healthcare offers flexible speech pathology support at home, in childcare, or at school. This allows individuals to apply new skills in real time while empowering caregivers and educators to support progress during everyday activities.
Community
Build communication skills in real-world environments, supported by a speech pathologist. Individuals are empowered to explore everyday places - like parks, shops, and events - at their own pace, fostering confidence, connection, and authentic interaction in ways that feel natural and meaningful.
Support Facilities
Speech pathologists bring empowerment and independence to individuals in supported living by supporting communication and swallowing challenges. Through tailored therapy and innovative tools, they help individuals to express themselves confidently, and eat and drink safely. By training staff and families, they build a strong support network that helps individuals thrive.
Residential aged care and community aged care services
Speech pathologists in aged care help improve quality of life by supporting communication and swallowing needs. They assess and manage speech difficulties, cognitive-communication challenges, and dysphagia, ensuring residents can communicate and eat safely. They also equip staff and families with strategies to enhance care and connection.
Education and Training
At Magnolia Allied Health, we understand the crucial role that support workers and carers play in the lives of individuals with communication and swallowing difficulties. That’s why we offer education and training programs designed to empower those providing care with the knowledge and skills needed to offer the best support possible.
By equipping support networks with practical tools and strategies, we ensure that individuals receive consistent, compassionate, and effective care. Whether you're supporting someone with speech delays, swallowing difficulties, or communication disorders, our training will enhance your confidence and ability to make a meaningful impact.
