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WELCOME
Please note that I am on extended leave until the 28th February 2026. I will not be able to respond to enquiries via phone, email or online form during this time. You are welcome to call, email, or leave a message and I will respond upon my return to work.
I hope you have a wonderful Holiday break!

Sarah Moran
Director/Speech Pathologist
B.Sp.Path(Hons); MSPA; CPSP

Welcome to Foundation First Speech Pathology
My name is Sarah Moran (B.Sp.Path; MSPA; CPSP). I am a neurodivergent speech pathologist and business owner working in the Maitland, Kurri Kurri and Newcastle areas as a fully mobile therapist. I believe in holistic, individualised therapy that prioritises family and client-centered practice. I'm passionate about advocacy, capacity building, and neuro-affirming therapy.
I'm also passionate about balance and rest. I provide services during school terms. If you require more intensive therapy, you may like to consider an alternative service.
I provide services for children and young adults who:
are neurodivergent
are autistic
have intellectual or cognitive disabilities
have Down Syndrome
have feeding disorders and challenges
have swallowing disorders
who use AAC to communicate
have specific learning disorders
have a language disorder
have developmental delays
have a self or plan-managed NDIS plan (unable to provides services to NDIA-managed participants)
are private paying clients (can use Medicare of Private Health rebates)
Speech Pathology and Support Coordination


how can I help?
speech sound therapy
language therapy

literacy therapy

autism spectrum disorder
developmental delays
& disorders


feeding

alternative and
augmentative
communication
qualifications
continuing education
Hanen Certified Therapist - It Takes Two To Talk (2020)
Infant Feeding Foundations Workshop - Babble and Munch (2022)
Paediatric Feeding Foundations Program - Babble and Munch (2022)
Trained Gestalt Language Processing Speech Pathologist - Meaningful Speech (2024)
LAMP-Words for Life 2-Day Training - The Centre for AAC and Autism (2024)
Continuing education in AAC through AAC Ally and Meaningful Speech (Ongoing)

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