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Speech Pathology
Speech pathology supports people of all ages with communication, speech, language, voice, swallowing and feeding difficulties. Through personalised assessment and evidence-based therapy, our speech pathologists help improve confidence, independence and quality of life at every stage.
Meet The Speech Pathologist
Counselling offers a safe, supportive space to talk through life's challenges. It can help you better understand your thoughts and emotions, develop practical coping strategies, and improve your overall wellbeing.
Justin Falcke
Bachelor of Speech Pathology
Bachelor of Behavioural Science
Bachelor of Communications and Media
Supporting
Justin supports young children and families with speech, language and communication development.
This may include children who:
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are difficult for others to understand
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have difficulty producing certain speech sounds
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are late to talk or not using many words
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have difficulty using phrases, sentences, vocabulary or grammar
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have difficulty understanding instructions or questions
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become frustrated when trying to communicate
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need support communicating more confidently at home, in childcare, kindy or school
About Justin
Justin Falcke is a Perth-based speech pathologist who supports young children and families
with speech, language and communication development.
Justin completed a Bachelor of Speech Pathology at Edith Cowan University and has worked
as a paediatric speech pathologist within the Child Development Service, supporting children
with a range of speech and language needs. His background also includes degrees in
Behavioural Science and Communications and Media, which have shaped his interest in
communication, connection and the whole child behind every referral.
Justin’s interest in speech pathology is also personal. Having previously experienced a voice
disorder, he understands how challenging it can feel when communication does not come
easily. This experience helped inspire him to pursue a career supporting others to
communicate with greater confidence.
His approach is gentle, family-centred and evidence-informed. He aims to make therapy
practical, play-based and meaningful for everyday life, while giving families clear guidance
and strategies they can use at home, in therapy and across daily routines.
Justin's goal is to help children build communication skills that support confidence, connection and participation in everyday life.
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