At Speechcare, we understand that wellbeing isn’t one-size-fits-all. That’s why our new services; Counselling, Sex Therapy, and Social Work Support are designed to honour your communication style, identity, sensory needs, and pace.

For neurodivergent individuals and those with speech, language or literacy differences

Counselling can support emotional wellbeing, identity, and coping in everyday life. Our approach is neurodivergent-affirming, strengths-based, and always respectful.

We support with:

• Unmasking, burnout, and energy regulation

• Emotional regulation, overwhelm, or shutdowns

• Friendship struggles or social misunderstandings

• Anxiety, trauma, or perfectionism

• Exploring identity (e.g. Autistic, ADHD, late diagnosis)

• Processing a diagnosis in a safe space

What sessions look like:

• Clear, direct communication—no jargon

• All forms of communication welcome (AAC, visuals, drawing, typing)

• Calm spaces with sensory consideration

• Predictable, structured sessions

• Focus on autonomy, not compliance

For teens and adults exploring identity, intimacy, and connection

Sexual wellbeing is a valid part of life. We offer inclusive, safe support for neurodivergent people to explore topics like consent, connection, and confidence.

We support with:

• Talking about sex, intimacy & relationships
• Understanding consent in your own communication style
• Exploring sensory needs around intimacy
• Working through shame, confusion, or misinformation
• Creating tools like scripts or visuals for healthy communication

What sessions look like:

• LGBTQIA+ affirming

• AAC-friendly and visual supports

• Adapted to your sensory and emotional needs

• No pressure – just permission, clarity, and safety

For individuals and families navigating life’s systems and supports

Social workers at Speechcare support the whole person – and the people around them. We help families understand systems, advocate for needs, and reduce overwhelm.

We support with:

• NDIS navigation, school supports, and service access

• Daily routines, transitions, and stress reduction

• Family support and emotional care for parents/carers

• Tools to make complex systems easier to navigate

What sessions look like:

• Simple, clear communication
• Visuals and step-by-step planning
• Behaviour is seen as communication
• Respect for autonomy, consent, and sensory needs