SarahĀ Saratsis
Speech Pathologist
Meet Sarah, a paediatric speech pathologist with extensive experience supporting babies, toddlers and children across early learning centres, schools, disability services and private practice.
Passionate about Early Intervention, Sarah helps little ones build early language and communication skills. She has a special interest in speech sound delays, disorders and complex needs such as Childhood Apraxia of Speech. She also supports school-age children with language and literacy development as a Sounds-Write trained practitioner.
Sarah combines expertise, empathy and a child-led approach to guide your family through a meaningful communication journey.
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About Sarah
BSc (Speech Pathology)
Sarah graduated from Curtin University in 1999. She is registered as a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist with Speech Pathology Australia.
Speech PathologyĀ Journey
Throughout her career, Sarah has worked exclusively in paediatrics supporting children, toddlers and babies. She has experience across a range of settings including early learning centres, schools, disability providers, not-for-profit organisations and private practices.
Special Interests
Sarah is passionate about Early Intervention and loves supporting little ones to develop their early language and communication skills. She also has a special interest in speech sound difficulties and has experience working with children with speech sound delay, disorders and complex speech sound disorders such as Childhood Apraxia of Speech. Sarah also enjoys supporting school age clients to develop their language and literacy skills and is a Sounds-Write trained practitioner.
Why babies and children?
I love working with babies, toddlers and children and I am passionate about the profound benefits of Early Intervention. As a mother of two, I have live experience accessing speech pathology, occupational therapy and physiotherapy services and I feel this has shaped the caring and empathetic way I approach young clients and their families. I strive to deliver family centred care and to build strong rapport and relationships with families. I also believe intervention should be enjoyable, personalised, engaging and interest based, as this improves outcomes and assists clients to achieve their goals whilst also having fun!
Non work life
When she is not supporting families at the Walky Talky Hub, Sarah enjoys travelling and spending time with her husband and two beautiful boys. She is a foodie who enjoys cooking and eating out with family and friends and is also a dog lover with a soft spot for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.
