Andja Bukorovic
Speech pathologist

Andja is an experienced speech pathologist and writer who is passionate about supporting the communication skills of children and adolescents. She is registered with Speech Pathology Australia (SPA) and has a Masters in Speech Language Pathology (MSLP) from the University of Sydney. She is also trained in using LAMP Words For Life (LAMP WFL) and the Tech Talkers® Parent Training program.

Andja’s speech pathology practice focuses on:

  • collaborating with families to increase children’s communication skills

  • setting meaningful and important communication goals

  • engaging people by understanding them and their interests.

Andja’s speech pathology sessions for children are play-based and fun. She uses music, singing and creative activities to engage children in learning. She takes the time to provide clear and easy-to-understand information to parents so they can practice the activities at home to help their child learn.

Areas of experience and interest:

  • Early intervention (0-5 years)

  • Primary school-aged children (5-12 years)

  • Adolescents (13-17)

  • Autism spectrum disorder

  • Down Syndrome

  • Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)

  • Hearing loss

  • Parent coaching

Andja also has a background in writing. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in Communications (Creative Writing) and worked as a copywriter at NESA developing the new NSW Curriculum. She is also a trained singer and musician and uses these skills in her therapy sessions.

Our values

  • Honesty

    We are honest with families and provide them with accurate and up-to-date information. If we are not the right service for your child, we will refer you to someone else who can help.

  • Collaboration

    We work together with families and other professionals to set meaningful goals and provide quality services. Learning is a two-way street. We work with you to create activities that are realistic and can be done at home.

  • Creativity

    We use our creativity to prepare therapy activities that are unique and fun. We personalise our supports by getting to know your child’s interests and including them in therapy sessions.

  • Respect

    We understand that all families are unique. We show respect to the opinions of parents and caregivers because they know their child best. We respect different cultures and value diversity.

  • Lifelong learning

    We are dedicated to lifelong learning and reflecting on our practice. We are always looking for ways to improve and welcome feedback and ideas from our community.

  • Flexibility

    We are flexible and will adjust our activities and practices to different situations. We offer different services to suit different circumstances and can make adjustments when needed.

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