Swallowing

swallowing assessment and therapy

How Swallowing Therapy Helps: Strategies, Exercises & Support for Adults in Melbourne’s East

How Swallowing Therapy Helps: Strategies, Exercises & Support for Adults in Melbourne’s East If you or your loved one has difficulty swallowing, you might wonder: “What can therapy actually do?” The answer is — a lot. Swallowing therapy is practical, evidence-based, and personalised, helping adults eat and drink more safely and comfortably. Here’s what therapy

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What Happens During an Adult Swallowing Assessment? A Step-By-Step Guide

What Happens During an Adult Swallowing Assessment? A Step-By-Step Guide If you’ve been referred for a swallowing assessment — or you’re booking one for your parent or partner — you may be wondering what the appointment actually involves. The good news? It’s simple, safe, and gentle, and many clients say it’s more comfortable than they

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What Is a Swallowing Assessment? (And When Should Adults Get One?)

What Is a Swallowing Assessment? (And When Should Adults Get One?) If you or a loved one has started coughing on drinks, avoiding certain foods, or finding meals harder to manage, a swallowing assessment might be the next important step. Swallowing difficulties (also known as dysphagia) can happen for many reasons, and they’re more common

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Guest Blog – Carol Ho (Dietician) – Nutrition tips for the 12-24month transitional period

Blackburn Speech Pathology operates a guest blog as a platform for other professionals to share their knowledge with us. Our publishers may contribute posts from their own blogs. We do not automatically aggregate content. All content is that of the authors and does not reflect the positions or policies of Blackburn Speech Pathology. Today i

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3 Tips for Successful Infant Feeding (6 months +)

The World Health Organization (WHO),1 the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)2 currently recommend 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding and then the introduction of solids while breastfeeding continues. Exclusive breastfeeding means no other food or drink. Your baby is now 6 months old. You are excited to start solid. But how? First thing first,

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