No mystery, no sales calls. Here's the whole sequence from "I'm curious" to "we've had our first session" — written by the person you'll actually be talking to.
It's on Zoom, no commitment. The only goal is for me to listen — to what's happening, what you've tried, what's working, what isn't, and what you're hoping for. If we're not a good fit, I'll tell you, and I'll try to point you toward someone who is.
No pressure on the call. If you'd like to go ahead I'll send a short intake form (background, what funding you have, anything I should know about sensory or regulation) and we can discuss available session times.
The first 45 minutes is mostly me and you talking, while your kid plays or stims or hides under the table — all of which is fine. I'm watching, listening, and following their lead. No assessments, no testing, no demands. By the end of the session we'll have a working sense of where to start.
If you decide to continue, we can agree on next steps and discuss how support could fit your goals and routines.
Sessions are 45 minutes. No minimum contract, no upfront block — we run on what is actually useful, week to week. We reassess together every few months. If something stops being helpful, we change it.
The Royal Children's Hospital suggests bringing usual communication supports. A Western Sydney Local Health District service profile asks families to note previous reports, if any. These are suggestions, not Speech Sprout requirements.
The free 15-minute call is a chance to discuss whether Speech Sprout is a fit.
Book a free 15-min call →For communication support for an autistic person, read our guide tospeech therapy for autistic children. For NDIS funding, check the currentNDIS provider guidance.