Communication Therapy
Communication Therapy for Adults
Supporting Adults Across Bunbury, Busselton, and the South West WA to Stay Connected!
Communication is more than words — it’s about connection, independence, and quality of life. Adults may experience communication difficulties after a stroke, brain injury, progressive neurological condition (such as Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, or Motor Neurone Disease), dementia, or functional neurological disorder (FND). At Advance Speech Plus, we provide evidence-based therapy and practical support to help adults regain confidence and be understood in everyday life.
What Communication Difficulties Can Adults Have?
Adults may experience:
Aphasia – difficulty finding words, understanding language, or forming sentences.
Dysarthria – slurred or unclear speech due to weak or uncoordinated muscles.
Cognitive-communication difficulties – problems with attention, memory, or organisation after brain injury or illness.
Progressive communication changes – as part of conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s, or MND.
How Do Speech Pathologists Help with Adult Communication?
At Advance Speech Plus, we support adults and their carers across Bunbury, Busselton, and regional South West towns with:
Individual Therapy
- Tailored programs for aphasia, dysarthria, and cognitive-communication changes.
- Evidence-based approaches such as Constraint-Induced Language Therapy (CILT), Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA™), and Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA).
Group Therapy & Conversation Programs
- Safe, supportive environments to practise communication.
- Neuroaffirming social groups for adults who benefit from structured, respectful connection.
Communication Partner Training
- Practical coaching for carers, families, and support workers.
- Strategies to reduce frustration and make conversations more meaningful.
Education & Resources
- Simple, take-home strategies for daily communication.
- Guidance on when AAC (low-tech or high-tech) may be helpful.
Why Choose Advance Speech Plus for Communication Therapy?
Who Can Access This Service?
We welcome referrals for:
Adults after stroke, brain injury, or progressive neurological conditions
People living with dementia or FND
NDIS participants and adults with developmental disability
Carers and aged care providers needing practical support
How Can I Access Communication Therapy in Bunbury or Busselton?
You can access our services through:
GP or specialist referral
NDIS (self-managed, plan-managed, or agency-managed)
Support at Home (home-based aged care support)
DVA or Medicare Chronic Disease Management plans
Private funding
Book an Appointment or Referral
Reach out to our team in Bunbury or Busselton for a confidential discussion on how we can assist.






