Whale Song Speech Pathology

Whale Song Speech Pathology provides family-centred support for children in Albury and Wodonga, helping them develop communication skills and participate more confidently in everyday life. Led by speech pathologist Rachael Boehm, the practice brings more than ten years of paediatric and early childhood intervention experience. Its qualified team works with children with additional needs, using evidence-based approaches informed by current research and best-practice guidelines.

Services address speech and language development, language disorders, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), enteral feeding, tube weaning, and mealtime concerns. Therapy is tailored to each child’s strengths, interests, needs, and goals following assessment, with regular reviews to guide progress. Sessions may take place in a child’s natural environment and everyday routines, helping families support meaningful learning beyond appointments. Whale Song works in partnership with families and can collaborate with schools, teachers, and other providers involved in a child’s care. In-person services are available in Albury and Wodonga, with telehealth also offered.