Helping bring down as many communication and learning barriers for your child as possible
Learning Re-Imagined is a paediatric speech pathology clinic based in the Inner West of Melbourne. We exist to provide solutions that seek to empower parents as well as address access limitations. The Clinic was founded by Lorna Muthamia, an experienced and dedicated speech pathologist and is currently supported by allied health assistants.
We offer client-centred services and empower our families on ways to optimise communication and learning outcomes for their children.
We exist to meet parents at their point of need, and to walk the journey with them, from disillusion, confusion, to feeling empowered, confident, and hopeful. We realise that speech pathology services are not always readily available, therefore, we are constantly devising ways of making our services accessible to families across the globe.
We exist to meet parents at their point of need, and to walk the journey with them, from disillusion, confusion, to feeling empowered, confident, and hopeful. We realise that speech pathology services are not always readily available, therefore, we are constantly devising ways of making our services accessible to families across the globe.
Our speech therapy services address the following communication areas:
Speech therapy for me was born out of a need to solve a problem that afflicted my family personally – and it came with a realisation of how the severe shortage in speech therapists was causing an increased burden to families in Kenya (well, and the world over).
I now have 15+ years’ experience in providing speech therapy to children with varying communication difficulties both in well-served as well as underserved regions.
And my vision – is for accessible, sustainable practices, and effective speech therapy for all children regardless of their geographic location or prevailing circumstances.
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