Talk Together Speech Pathology offers practical, relationship-based support that values each person as a unique communicator.
Supporting children, young people, and adults with speech, language, and communication needs.
Mobile speech pathology services are provided across the Tweed Shire, including Tweed Heads, Murwillumbah, and surrounding coastal and hinterland communities, with therapy rooms available in Tweed Heads and Murwillumbah. Limited availability in Nimbin.
About me
I’m Kylie, a Speech Pathologist with over 30 years’ experience working alongside children, families, educators, and communities.
I am deeply interested in how communication supports a child’s confidence, participation, and sense of belonging. My work focuses on helping children feel understood, while working alongside the adults in their lives to support communication through everyday interactions and play.
My approach is play-based, developmentally precise, and grounded in relationship. I meet children at their level, building skills through achievable success and meaningful engagement.
I hold a Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology) and a Master of Community Development, and have worked across youth work, disability advocacy, adult support coordination, and community settings.
My experience spans regional Australia, remote Northern Territory communities, and international work in India and Nepal. These experiences shape how I practise today, with a strong focus on collaboration, cultural responsiveness, and self-determination.
I work alongside families in many forms, including parents, kinship and grandparent carers, foster carers, co-parents, and families from Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, and culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, valuing each family’s knowledge, culture, and relationships.
Language development
Speech sound development
Communication influencing behaviour and participation
Phonological awareness and early literacy foundations
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Play-based.
Relationship-centred.
Grounded in self-determination.
Practical in everyday life.
I have worked alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families in early childhood and community settings. My practice is guided by listening, relationship, and respect for community knowledge. I am committed to working in ways that are culturally responsive and grounded in local context.
I welcome enquiries from families and educators who would like to explore how communication, play, and learning can be supported in everyday life.
