WELCOME TO

EAT. SPEAK. REPEAT.

ALLIED HEALTH

WE OFFER A range OF neuro-affirming SERVICES INCLUDING:

Speech Pathology

OROFACIAL MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY

FEEDING THERAPY

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COMMUNICATION

IS A HUMAN RIGHT.

IT IS THE ESSENCE OF LIFE.

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HOW CAN WE HELP?

We can provide support for a range of presentations or diagnosis’.

We accept Medicare, NDIS Plan and Self Managed, and private clientele – no referral needed!

Click below to find out more about how we can support you or a loved one.

Eat. Speak. Repeat. Allied Health was brought to life to meet the growing demand for allied health services in the Hunter Region.

CESSNOCK

Level 1/138 Vincent Street, Cessnock, Wonnarua Country 2325 NSW
info@eatspeakrepeat.com
Phone (02) 4060 9106

PORT STEPHENS

Unit 2/7 Sky Close, Taylors Beach, Worimi Country 2316 NSW
info@eatspeakrepeat.com
Phone (02) 4072 1419

CONTACT US

Cessnock (02) 4060 9106
Taylors Beach (02) 4072 1419
Email info@eatspeakrepeat.com

Acknowledgement of Country

Eat. Speak. Repeat. Allied Health acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land with which we work on, the Worimi People. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and culture.

Eat. Speak. Repeat. Allied Health is Indigenous owned and run. We pride ourselves on our inclusive approach to healthcare.

What can you expect in our practice?

At Eat. Speak. Repeat. Allied Health, we pride ourselves on our inclusive practice. To ensure inclusive practice, we have a number of steps in place including but not limited to;

Acknowledgement of Country proudly displayed in our clinic
Indigenous artworks and the AIATSIS map of Indigenous Australia throughout our clinic
Use of culturally and linguistically diverse resources and toys
Culturally and linguistically diverse communication systems throughout our clinic
Employment of Indigenous Australians
Staff participating in culturally and linguistically diverse professional development training
Indigenous staff members have their respective flags easily identifiable on their badges