Speech Pathology Australia (WA Branch)
A two-hour online workshop on delivering an authentic Acknowledgement of Country, covering its purpose, components and how to present one confidently. The session is led by Rhys Paddick and is described as suitable for all attendees.
Speech Pathology Australia (NT Branch)
An in-person evening event for NAIDOC Week focused on guided reflection, a pre-dinner activity (TBC) and dinner to support culturally responsive practice. Attendees can expect opportunities to connect with colleagues and bring new perspectives into clinical work.
Speech Pathology Australia
An in-person planning meeting for the Tasmanian Branch to discuss priorities and ideas for 2027. Members and students are invited to connect, give feedback, and help shape branch activities and events.
Speech Pathology Australia
A 90-minute webinar session focused on supporting augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) users within classroom settings. It covers practical approaches for working with teachers and school teams to embed AAC for communication and learning. The session is intermediate level and requires prior completion of specified foundational AAC content.
Speech Pathology Australia
An in-person evening for local speech pathologists beginning with an online presentation by Professor Angela Morgan about speech characteristics that may signal a persistent speech disorder. The session concludes with an informal catch-up for attendees to share experiences and build local professional connections.
Speech Pathology Australia
An informal in-person networking event with the CEO for speech pathologists to connect with colleagues, share perspectives, and discuss issues relevant to practice. The session aims to facilitate relationship-building and open conversation within the local professional community.
Speech Pathology Australia
An informal in-person networking event with the CEO to discuss issues affecting practice and to connect with local colleagues. Attendees can share perspectives, build professional relationships, and engage in open conversation about sector priorities.
Speech Pathology Australia (ACT/NSW Branch)
A relaxed in-person social for speech pathologists on the Mid North Coast to meet colleagues, share experiences and network over food and drinks. The event is intended to strengthen local professional connections in an informal setting.
Speech Pathology Australia
An in-person evening for local speech pathologists to connect, share experiences and discuss issues affecting practice in the South West region. Attendees will have an opportunity to meet and engage with CEO Lyn Brodie.
Speech Pathology Australia
A three-session foundational workshop for speech pathologists and students on recognising and responding to people in emotional crisis, including suicidal thoughts. Sessions focus on the 3Rs (recognise, respond, refer), empathetic engagement, referral to supports, and self-care for clinicians.
Speech Pathology Australia
This online webinar outlines how involuntary and chosen change can affect practitioners, contributing to burnout, moral injury, compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma. It reviews ways to recognise these impacts and presents practical, hope-based strategies to support individual, team and organisational wellbeing.
Speech Pathology Australia (ACT/NSW Branch)
An in-person networking event for speech pathologists to meet colleagues in a relaxed setting. The session includes short timed 'speed-friending' rotations and provides drinks and snacks to facilitate informal professional connections.
Speech Pathology Australia
A webinar focused on assessing and targeting morphosyntactic difficulties in children with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). It covers identification of morphosyntactic problems, setting intervention goals, and evidence-based approaches, and concludes with a summary of relevant research.
Speech Pathology Australia (Queensland Branch)
An in-person networking dinner for speech-language pathologists in the Bundaberg region to discuss local practice issues such as caseloads, referral pathways and waitlists. The event is facilitated by the Branch Co-Chair and aims to gather member input on local engagement needs and future activities.
Speech Pathology Australia
A morning networking event for speech pathologists in Port Lincoln to discuss current topics in speech pathology research and to build regional professional connections. The session is an informal meetup intended to facilitate conversation and local professional contact.
Speech Pathology Australia
An in-person evening event for speech pathologists in the Bendigo region to connect, share experiences and recognise the profession. The event is intended for networking and local community engagement among members and non-members.
Speech Pathology Australia
A student-focused event run by the VIC branch to highlight different career pathways in speech pathology and support the transition into the profession. Attendees can learn about practice areas, connect with peers, and explore career options.
Speech Pathology Australia
A local in-person breakfast for speech pathologists to connect with colleagues and acknowledge Speech Pathology Week. The event is an informal gathering intended for networking and community engagement.
Speech Pathology Australia (QLD Branch)
An evening event presenting short interactive research talks from Southern Cross University presenters, with opportunity for discussion. The session is intended to facilitate networking between clinicians, students and researchers and will be available both in-person (location TBC) and online.
Speech Pathology Australia
A social event for local speech pathologists and members to mark Speech Pathology Week, featuring trivia and pizza. It provides an informal opportunity to network with colleagues in the Mackay area; no specialist skills are required.
Speech Pathology Australia (VIC Branch)
An in-person branch event to mark Speech Pathology Week, intended for networking and community among local speech pathologists. The evening includes informal activities (welcome drink, bowling) and a shared meal.
Diabetes Qualified
A course designed for allied health professionals covering practical aspects of diabetes management and the role of allied health in diabetes care.
The DLD Project
Online professional development course covering evidence-based approaches to diagnosing Developmental Language Disorder. Delivered in real-time or on-demand format by experienced clinicians.
The DLD Project
Online course focusing on intervention strategies and practical approaches for supporting children with Developmental Language Disorder. Available in real-time or on-demand delivery.
The DLD Project
Online professional development addressing the intersection of Developmental Language Disorder with co-occurring conditions. Delivered in real-time or on-demand format.
The DLD Project
Online course covering therapy planning and outcome measurement for children with Developmental Language Disorder. Available in real-time or on-demand delivery.
The DLD Project
Online tutorial providing evidence-based strategies for communicating a Developmental Language Disorder diagnosis to families in a supportive manner.
The DLD Project
Online tutorial demonstrating how to connect assessment findings to therapy goals and intervention planning for children with Developmental Language Disorder.
The DLD Project
Online tutorial covering various assessment approaches and methodologies for evaluating language in children with Developmental Language Disorder.
The DLD Project
Specialist workshop exploring the relationship between Developmental Language Disorder and dyslexia, delivered by Professor Tiffany Hogan.
The DLD Project
Specialist workshop examining the co-occurrence and interaction between Developmental Language Disorder and ADHD, delivered by Natalie Manley.
The DLD Project
Evidence-based training program for educators on supporting students with Developmental Language Disorder, delivered by Dr Julia Starling.
The DLD Project
Training program for educators on supporting primary school students with Developmental Language Disorder, delivered by Dr Charlotte Forwood and Dr Shaun Ziegenfusz.
The DLD Project
Comprehensive training for educators on supporting all students with Developmental Language Disorder across different educational settings.
The DLD Project
Introductory free training providing foundational knowledge about language and Developmental Language Disorder for clinicians, educators, and families.
The DLD Project
Free introductory training designed to help families understand what a Developmental Language Disorder diagnosis means and its implications.
The DLD Project
Customised training delivered directly to schools, clinics, or organisations, tailored to specific needs and available in online or in-person formats.
The DLD Project
International conference bringing together researchers, clinicians, educators, and advocates to share insights and innovations in Developmental Language Disorder research and practice.
Learning Links
Customisable team training delivered to clinics or staff development days, created to address specific needs in learning, communication and wellbeing. Organisations can select from existing topics or request a bespoke presentation to suit their staff and clients.
Learning Links
A self-guided course on using systematic synthetic phonics to support reading development. It explains how to structure and sequence phonics lessons and use phonics resources to improve reading outcomes for children.
Learning Links
A module that covers foundational skills children need for effective learning, with practical strategies for supporting motor and sensory regulation within speech therapy. Content focuses on integrating these approaches into clinical sessions.
Pyramid Educational Consultants of Australia
Advanced training in the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) Level 2, building on foundational knowledge to develop proficiency in implementing PECS strategies. Participants receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.
Pyramid Educational Consultants of Australia
Online workshop focused on teaching essential communication skills to individuals with communication disorders or autism spectrum disorder. Participants receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.
Pyramid Educational Consultants of Australia
Workshop providing strategies and approaches for managing challenging behaviours in individuals with autism spectrum disorder or developmental disabilities. Participants receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.
Pyramid Educational Consultants of Australia
Workshop on teaching essential communication skills to individuals with communication disorders or autism spectrum disorder. Participants receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.
Pyramid Educational Consultants of Australia
Workshop addressing the transition process from Picture Exchange Communication System to speech generating devices for individuals requiring augmentative and alternative communication. Participants receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.
Pyramid Educational Consultants of Australia
Workshop focusing on teaching emotional language and understanding to individuals with communication disorders or autism spectrum disorder. Participants receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.
The DLD Project
Online tutorial demonstrating how to link assessment findings to therapy goals and interventions for children with Developmental Language Disorder. Self-paced format.
The DLD Project
Customised training delivered directly to schools, clinics, or organisations. Available in online or in-person formats tailored to specific organisational needs.
The DLD Project
Online tutorial demonstrating how to link assessment findings to therapy goals and interventions for children with Developmental Language Disorder.
The DLD Project
Specialised workshop exploring the relationship between Developmental Language Disorder and dyslexia, delivered by Professor Tiffany Hogan.
The DLD Project
Specialised workshop examining the co-occurrence and interaction between Developmental Language Disorder and ADHD, delivered by Natalie Manley.
The DLD Project
Evidence-based educator training program designed to support students with Developmental Language Disorder in educational settings, delivered by Dr Julia Starling.
The DLD Project
Educator training course providing strategies for supporting primary school students with Developmental Language Disorder, delivered by Dr Charlotte Forwood and Dr Shaun Ziegenfusz.
The DLD Project
Educator training course covering inclusive strategies for supporting all students with Developmental Language Disorder across educational settings.
The DLD Project
Free introductory training providing foundational knowledge about language development and Developmental Language Disorder.
The DLD Project
Free introductory training designed to help families understand what a Developmental Language Disorder diagnosis means and its implications.
Liberator
An introductory online course designed to equip trial teams with information for selecting appropriate AAC systems. The course covers the Liberator trial scheme, available devices, and key steps in successful device trials, and is required for accessing Liberator's free device trial program.
Liberator
A comprehensive self-paced online training program consisting of multiple modules covering essential foundation knowledge for AAC implementation. Developed collaboratively by Liberator's speech pathology team, the course provides education across all stages of the AAC process rather than device-specific operational training.
The DLD Project
Evidence-based educator training program for supporting students with Developmental Language Disorder in school settings. Delivered by Dr Julia Starling.
A practical skills session focused on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) for clients who have complex access requirements. The course aims to build hands-on competence in assessing access needs and applying appropriate assistive communication solutions.
A professional development event listed under the ACT/NSW Branch titled 'PD Gems: What’s Worth It'. The supplied text does not include details on content, schedule, location, provider, or registration.
A branch event titled 'Voices in Practice: Speechie catch-up' aimed at speech pathology professionals in the ACT/NSW region. The listing provides a meeting name but no details on content, schedule, location, or registration.
ACT/NSW Branch
A local social/networking event aimed at speech pathologists in Western Sydney run by the ACT/NSW branch. The provided text gives no specific details about date, time, venue, registration or cost.
Learning Links
An introductory module intended for speech pathologists to recognise signs of dyslexia, understand diagnostic pathways, and learn evidence-based interventions. It also covers approaches when reading progress is slow and referral considerations.
Liberator
A self-paced module intended to familiarise clinicians with Liberator's AAC trial scheme and available devices. It outlines key steps for running a successful device trial and directs learners to further resources; completion is required for clinicians to access the vendor's 3-week device trial.
Liberator
A collection of on-demand modules delivering foundational knowledge for implementing AAC across different stages of support. Modules are free to complete, aimed primarily at speech pathologists, and each module awards a certificate on completion; ACCESS training is a prerequisite.
An informal event titled 'Early Career Coffee & Connect' aimed at early-career allied health professionals to share experiences and build networks. The listing gives no further details about content, schedule, or eligibility.
La Trobe Professional (La Trobe University)
A short course designed for speech pathologists to build skills in providing gender-affirming voice and communication support to trans and gender diverse people. It covers assessment and training approaches for adults and young people, emphasising client-centred and culturally responsive practice.
Speech Pathology Australia
An annual meeting of Speech Pathology Australia for members to review organisational business such as reports, governance matters and elections. The listing appears to announce the AGM but provides no event details or schedule.
Language and Learning
A membership-based hub offering professional development courses, supervision and shared resources aimed at Australian speech pathologists supporting K–12 students with language, learning and literacy needs. The bundle appears to combine learning modules and professional support for specialist literacy intervention.
Karitane
Training in the Family Partnership Model that teaches principles for engaging families in service planning and casework. The program is based on an internationally used model and is offered through Karitane under an agreement with the South London and Maudsley NHS Trust.
PD Warrior
A self-directed online module series for health professionals working with moderate to later-stage Parkinson’s. It reviews evidence and practical approaches for motor control, freezing of gait, cognitive impairments and mindset to support tailored exercise prescription. Completion of Level 1 and Level 2 is required before enrolling.
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