Speech therapy starts with your life — your conversations, your routines, your mealtimes, the things you want to get back to. We specialise in supporting adults with neurological conditions, using approaches grounded in current research. That means real goals and real activities that matter to you.

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Connect. Participate. Live Well.

Speech therapy practice
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Speech therapy practice

Who We Support

Sana Speech is an adult-focused speech therapy practice with a strong focus on neurological conditions.

We work with adults living with acquired conditions like stroke and brain injury, and progressive conditions including Parkinson's disease, dementia, progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), motor neurone disease (MND) and multiple system atrophy.

We are most experienced in neurological care, but we welcome referrals for adults across all areas of speech pathology.

How We Can Help

Speech therapy is built around real world goals — ordering a coffee, eating safely at home, joining a conversation, and getting back to the activities that matter to you.

We help you overcome, reduce or manage communication and swallowing difficulties through personalised plans shaped around your priorities and values.

Services

We keep our service model flexible so therapy fits around your life. That means, in clinic therapy, home visits across Rockhampton and surrounding areas, plus secure telehealth appointments anywhere in Australia.

We also work alongside families and carers, with training and education that builds confidence and improves day-to-day care for adults living with communication and swallowing conditions.
© Sana Speech

Personalised. Professional. Practical.

Speech therapy practice
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Speech therapy practice
Wenonah Gardiner
Director and Senior Speech Pathologist

With more than ten years' experience working with adults, Wenonah Gardiner is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist and a proud Rockhampton local. Building strong, meaningful relationships sits at the heart of her work — supporting adults to connect, participate and live well is, in her words, a privilege.