Regular Programs:

Mealtime Groups:

Peach Speech is joining with Calm & Connected Occupational Therapists to run mealtime groups in 2026.

Working with a Speech Pathologist and Occupational Therapist, your child will be exposed to a range of different food types and textures in a safe and supportive environment. The aim of the group is to build your child’s confidence and skills around food.

What: Working with a Speech Pathologist and Occupational Therapist, your child will be exposed to a range of different food types and textures in a safe and supportive environment. The aim of the group is to build your child’s confidence and skills around food.

Feeding Assessment:

Before joining our Mealtime Group, we’ll complete a personalised feeding assessment to ensure the program is the right fit for your child.

For $193.99, you’ll receive:

• a detailed case history review
• analysis of a short video of your child during a mealtime
• a 30 minute face to face session with a speech pathologist.

This assessment helps us understand your child’s unique needs so we can create the most supportive and effective mealtime experience possible.

If the assessment information indicates that your child is not yet ready for the Mealtime group, the information can then be used to individually support your child to build their foundational skills.

Who: Term 1: 4-7 year olds

Why: Building children’s confidence with food supports them across many facets including nutrition and physical health, relationships and social opportunities.

When, where and cost: 

• Wednesdays 3.30pm – 4.30pm
• 18th February – 1 April 2026
• U1 & 3, 62 Coolbellup Ave, Coolbellup
• $178/Week.Your child’s place is reserved for the full block of sessions — payment covers all, even if one is missed.

Call: 9331 5436

Email: [email protected]

Registration: Places are limited so bookings are essential.

Term 1: 4-7 year olds Book Here

Term 2: 8-13 year olds – express your interest here

Social Skills Groups

Peach Speech runs a number of social groups throughout the year. They consist of a small group gathering of (2-6) individuals with aligned ages or skills, who come together to learn how to successfully convey their thoughts and feels through words and gestures in a way that others can perceive the intended meaning and significance. It is a supported environment to develop companionship and practice relating with others.

Who: Aimed at individuals who would benefit from additional opportunities to learn about social and emotion skills or experience difficulties with friendships, bullying, or low self-confidence.

What: explicit teaching of differences in social interactions and opportunities to practice practical advocacy. Focus includes:

• Differences in communication
• Friendships, interacting with peers and considering others
• Conversation skills
• Reading and using social cues
• Self-regulation and supporting emotional expression

Why: to enhance individual’s participation in family life, groups and the wider community. Improving social awareness can also help transition to high school and into the workplace.

When, where and cost: details vary based on the group. Please contact us for further details.

Call: 9331 5436

Email: [email protected]

Registration: Places are limited so bookings are essential

Literacy Groups

Spelling

Peach Speech Pathology provides a spelling support group based on the Sounds-Write spelling program. Sounds-Write is an evidence-based phonics program utilising an exciting and highly successful approach to the teaching of reading, spelling and writing.

Who: Pre-Primary to Grade 3 students (groups based on matching ages and skills)

What: 10-week structured synthetic phonics program running in the school term.

Why: It is important to create solid foundation skills for spelling, as literacy skills (reading, writing and spelling) are essential in expressing ideas and understanding in the education setting.

When: please contact the clinic for these details, as they change across terms

Call: 9331 5436

Email: [email protected]

Writing Groups

Our therapists are well-trained and experienced in literacy intervention, and we offer a number of writing programs across the grade levels. Writing groups target sentence structure, punctuation and simple texts in the early years and focus on creative writing texts and persuasion in later years, preparing students for essay writing in high school and curriculum testing. Contact us to learn the days and times of the upcoming groups.

Holiday Writing Groups

The group is designed to support year 7, 8 and 9 students in developing their narrative and persuasive writing skills. Targets include:

• Narrative:
  • developing plots that follow the structure of a narrative
  • creating interesting and exciting characters and settings
  • use a range of language techniques
• Persuasive:
  • learning about the structure of a persuasive text
  • how to develop a strong argument to persuade your reader
  • how to structure and develop each paragraph

Who: grade 7-9 students

When: Each school holidays – contact us for dates and times

Where: Peach Speech Pathology: 3/62 Coolbellup Avenue, Coolbellup
WA 6163 (Ph: 9331 5436)

Call: 9331 5436

Email: [email protected]

Registration: https://www.trybooking.com/XXFR

Early Language & Social Skills Group

Peach Speech Pathology have developed a fun and interactive play-based language group for children aged 3-4 years old, who would benefit from opportunities to learn language and social interaction skills and to develop their skills outside of the home environment. Please contact the clinic for current group details (08 9331 5436, [email protected])

Clinic-based Services

Peach Speech Pathology clinic rooms are based in Coolbellup, and our speech pathologists also travel to homes and schools to offer sessions. Anyone who has concerns can refer themselves or their child or student to our services. All our fees are available on our website, and our friendly staff are happy to answer questions over the phone, with no obligation.