Omni Speech and Health
Speech pathology that partners with you to reach your goals and journey through life.
At Omni Speech and Health, we believe every person is unique, valued, and irreplaceable. We meet you where you are and walk alongside you to achieve your goals.
With over a decade of experience, we support neurotypical and neurodiverse children, adolescents, and adults to build meaningful, fulfilling lives through personalised and compassionate care.
About Us
Originally from Hong Kong, I moved to Perth to complete a Bachelor of Science (Speech Pathology) at Curtin University, graduating in 2014. Since then, I have built extensive experience across the disability sector, including roles as a Support Worker, Support Worker Coordinator, and NDIS Local Area Coordinator. This has given me a strong understanding of service delivery, care coordination, and funding pathways.
I provide assessment and intervention across the lifespan, working with children in early intervention through to adults. My areas of interest include speech, language and literacy development, multi-modal communication (including AAC), and mealtime management and dysphagia.
I have a particular focus on supporting individuals with complex communication needs, offering specialised assessment, tailored intervention, AAC implementation, and stakeholder training to maximise independence and participation across environments. I also develop clear, comprehensive clinical reports to support access to appropriate services and funding.
I am committed to delivering personalised, functional communication solutions and working collaboratively with individuals, families, and multidisciplinary teams to enhance independence and quality of life.
Fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin, I work effectively with culturally and linguistically diverse individuals and families.
Outside of work, I am a proud mum of two young boys and a dog. I enjoy spending quality time with family and friends, travelling, and experiencing different cultures and cuisines.
Areas of Practice
Difficulty understanding or expressing yourself
Unclear speech (e.g. speech sounds errors, lisp)
Difficulty finding words
Difficulty forming sentences
Difficulty with reading and writing
Late talker
Stuttering
Difficulty making and keeping friends
Difficulty managing social situations
Feeding and Eating challenges (e.g. fussy eater, choking or coughing during or after meals)
Neurodiverse children, teens and adults (e.g. Autism, Global Development Delay, ADD/ADHD, Down Syndrome, Intellectual Disability)
Non-verbal or complex communication needs (e.g. AAC, challenging behaviours)
Weak oral muscle
If you have any of these, we are here to help!
We provide assessment, intervention and training for you, school, parents and any important people in your life.
Funding and Rebates
NDIS Funding
NDIS funding provides supports that help people with disability participate in everyday life and build independence. For children with communication needs, speech therapy may be included where it supports the goals outlined in their NDIS plan.
For families who are new to the NDIS, navigating the system can sometimes feel overwhelming. We are here to support you on this journey and work alongside you to advocate for your or your child’s NDIS funding needs.
Pricing:
$193.99 per hour for all direct and in-direct support
$97.00 per hour for travel
$0.9 per km travelled
Medicare - Management Plan
GP can coordinate care for patients who have a long-term medical condition. As part of that care plan, the GP may refer the patient to allied health professionals, including speech pathologists.
Medicare allows up to five (5) allied health services per calendar year under this rebate. Funding under the Chronic Condition Management Plan can be renewed each calendar year.
It’s important to know that Medicare rebates are intended to contribute toward the cost of care, rather than covering the full cost of therapy.
Pricing:
$160 per session (40 mins session plus notes, preparation and travel)
Disclaimer: Medicare eligibility and rebates are subject to MBS criteria and referral requirements. Gap payment might vary as rebate amounts and eligibility are determined by the Australian Government.
Medicare - M10 Items
Children and young people under 25 years who have, or may have, specific disabilities or neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g. autism), and stuttering, speech sound disorders (including Childhood Apraxia of Speech), or cleft lip and/or palate may be eligible for Medicare rebates for assessment and therapy services when referred through the appropriate Medicare pathway.
M10 allows:
Up to eight (8) allied health assessment sessions before the individual reaches 25 years of age
Up to twenty (20) treatment sessions before the individual reaches 25 years of age
Medicare M10 funding can be used in addition to Chronic Care Management Plans.
Pricing:
$160 per session (40 mins session plus notes, preparation and travel)
Disclaimer: Medicare eligibility and rebates are subject to MBS criteria and referral requirements. Gap payment might vary as rebate amounts and eligibility are determined by the Australian Government.
Private Health
Some families claim speech therapy services through their private health insurance extras cover.
When speech pathology is included in a policy, families may receive a rebate toward the cost of each session. The amount that can be claimed varies depending on the health fund and level of cover. Contact your private health insurance for further details.
Pricing:
$160 per session (40 mins session inclusive of notes, preparation and travel)