Professional speech therapist in Bundaberg

Here at Stacey Slean Speech Pathology, we understand the significant impact that caring for a child with speech and language problems can have on the entire family. Whether problems are linked to language, speech, literacy or feeding, Stacey is able to provide treatments that bring out the very best in your child.
Subsequent behavioural problems may affect their home or school life and treatments can be specifically tailored for children who are experiencing a breakdown in communication when interacting with others their age.
Language
Speech pathology treatment under the guidance of Stacey Slean Speech Pathology may be of benefit if you are concerned that your toddler:
- Is a ‘late talker’
- Uses limited vocabulary (naming words, describing words or doing words)
- Has difficulty using language to interact with others
- Speaks using short sentences
Speech
Literacy
Feeding
Resources
We are pleased to provide a range of free and accessible resources for families. We hope that you may find some of these helpful and engaging:
- Early intervention and strategies for babies
- An online literacy program for pre-school and early primary children
- Free resources for parents of young children and babies
- Online checklist and fact sheets
Here are some wonderful resources developed from Australia and other parts of the globe:
- Speech Language Therapy dot com
- Talking Point
- Speech Pathology Australia
- The Communication Trust
Below is a detailed breakdown of what a speech pathologist is:
- Speech Pathology: What is a Speech Pathologist
Does your child need to see a speech pathologist? Here is a progress checker for children aged 6 months to 11 years:
- Talking Point: Progress Checker
Fact sheets on developmental stages:
- Talking Point: Speech and language in children
- Speech Pathology Australia: Learning to speak and listen
- The Communication Trust: Quick look

Funding Information
Your child may be eligible to take part in a 5-session chronic disease management program that is partially subsidised through Medicare. Your GP can assist you in working out whether you are eligible, so for more information, please visit:
- Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Medicare Items
- Speech Pathology Australia: Medicare Items for Complex and Chronic Conditions