5/322 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill NSW 2155
admin@mccallgardens.org.au
(02) 9679 1031
5/322 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill NSW 2155
admin@mccallgardens.org.au
(02) 9679 1031
Speech Pathology
Speech Pathology is an Allied Health discipline concerned with the evaluation, treatment, and prevention of communication disorders, including expressive and mixed receptive-expressive language disorders, voice disorders, speech sound disorders, speech disfluency, pragmatic language impairments, and social communication difficulties, as well as swallowing disorders across the lifespan.
At McCall, we are dedicated to bridging communication disparities through speech articulation, phonology, apraxia, voice, fluency, reading and writing comprehension, auditory processing, ASD, cognitive deficits and dysphagia among other developmental speech and language difficulties.
With decades of experience in Speech Pathology, and over 80 years collectively in early intervention, our Allied Health team understands the importance of tailoring our therapeutic approaches to suit specific individual needs.
Furthermore, our Speech Pathology team is trained in picture exchange communication systems (PECS), and sensory oral sequential feeding (SOS) augmentative and alternative communications.
At McCall, we focus on bridging communication gaps by tailoring therapy to each person’s unique needs. Our team works with:
Speech articulation- Phonology
- Apraxia
- Voice and fluency
- Reading and writing comprehension
- Auditory processing
- Cognitive deficits
- Dysphagia, and more.
With decades of experience and a strong background in early intervention, our Allied Health team takes a personalised approach to therapy. We use proven techniques, including Picture Exchange Communication Systems (PECS) and Sensory Oral Sequential (SOS) feeding programs, along with augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) strategies, to empower individuals to express themselves with confidence.
Availabilities
| Campbelltown (clinic and mobile) | Western Sydney (mobile until January 2026 when we move into our state-of-the-art facility) | |
|---|---|---|
| Occupational Therapy – Early Intervention and Children | Immediate availability | Immediate availability |
| Occupational Therapy – 9 and above | Immediate availability for therapy and assessments | Available end of February (including assessments) |
| Speech Pathology – Early Intervention and Children | Currently an extensive waiting list | Immediate availability (includes availability in Hornsby area) |
| Speech Pathology – Adult | N/A | Immediate availability |
| Physiotherapy – all ages | Immediate availability | Immediate availability |
| Exercise Physiology – ages 10 and upwards | N/A | Immediate availability |
Our Team
Meet Tammy
Tammy specialises in supporting children aged 0-17 with communication and feeding challenges and is dedicated to helping families achieve their goals. She also brings a wealth of expertise in:
- Early Language Development
- Speech and Phonology
- Pre-Literacy and Literacy Skills
- Fluency (Stuttering)
- Paediatric Feeding
- Multi-Modal Communication
Tammy’s creative approach includes using unconventional methods like Dungeons & Dragons to engage neurodivergent children and young adults. By combining evidence-based tools with fun activities, she helps participants build communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills while keeping them engaged throughout the process.
Driven by her passion for giving back to the community, Tammy finds her greatest fulfilment in supporting families and parents as they help their children reach their goals.
Meet Stephanie
Stephanie is a dedicated Speech Pathologist who works with people of all ages to support their communication and swallowing needs, including speech, language, voice and fluency. She is passionate about advocating for her clients and helping them access the supports and services that will best meet their needs. Stephanie works closely with families and carers, providing guidance and education to ensure everyone feels confident and informed.
She has a special interest in supporting people with Parkinson’s Disease and is a strong advocate for early intervention to improve and maintain quality of life. Stephanie values the diversity of the people she works with and loves being part of a welcoming, person-centred team that truly makes everyone feel included.
What Stephanie is most proud of in her career is her commitment to being a lifelong learner. She continually seeks out opportunities to grow her clinical skills to provide high-quality, evidence-based support.