Savi Communicators

Savi Communicators Speech Pathologist | Orofacial Myologist
📍 Norwest
💬 Trilingual: English, Nepali and Hindi
[email protected]

16/06/2026

A regulated nervous system is the foundation for learning, communication, and connection. 💛

We’re excited to be collaborating with Synaflow Adaptive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu these school holidays to support our neurodivergent clients through structured, movement based experiences that foster self-regulation, body awareness, confidence, and social engagement.

When children feel safe and supported, they’re better able to engage in learning, navigate challenges, and interact with the world around them. Regulation is often the first step towards participation, relationship building, and successful communication.

As speech pathologists, we know that communication is about more than words it’s about feeling safe, connected, confident, and able to participate in the world around you.

Creating opportunities for children to practise skills in meaningful, supportive environments helps bridge the gap between therapy and everyday life.

We can’t wait to support our clients in developing the regulation, confidence, and body awareness skills that underpin communication, social engagement, learning, and participation. 💛

This trend but speechie edition! Get to know us 🤍😅
15/06/2026

This trend but speechie edition! Get to know us 🤍😅

05/06/2026

We forgot to tell you… we got uniforms 🤭🩷

Thank you Clever Promotional Products

02/06/2026

Things that keep an airway-focused Speech Pathologist up at night 👻

“ They’ll grow out of it.”
“ Snoring is normal.”
“ They’re just a picky eater.”
“ They breathe fine during the day.”
… and more.

Many of these are commonly dismissed, but they can sometimes be signs of underlying airway and oral function concerns.

Poor airway health doesn’t just affect breathing. It can impact sleep quality, feeding, facial growth, behaviour, attention, regulation, and the nervous system too. When children and adults aren’t breathing optimally, especially during sleep, the body can remain in a constant state of stress or “fight or flight,” making true rest and regulation difficult.

Teeth grinding, mouth breathing, restless sleep, enlarged tonsils, fatigue, feeding difficulties, and restricted oral tissues are often overlooked or normalised, when they may actually be pieces of a much bigger picture.

As a Speech Pathologist trained in Orofacial Myology, at Savi Communicators we are passionate about looking beyond symptoms alone and supporting individuals through airway-focused, collaborative care 🤍

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22/05/2026

Working with children means our therapist voice is basically second nature now! 🫣🫶

06/05/2026

Welcome back to our Savvy Snacks Series! 😋✨

Today we tried making sweet & spicy Thai-style fruit with guava… safe to say we went a little heavy on the sweet 😅

Would definitely add more salt and way less sugar next time but still fun and sooo yum to eat!

05/05/2026

Day 2 of Liberator AAC training 🧠✨ and a BIG takeaway:

“The average 18-month-old has been exposed to 4,380 hours of oral language… A child using AAC with therapy twice a week would take 84 years to reach the same exposure.” Jane Korsten

This is why modelling matters.
And not just modelling, modelling without expectation.

AAC isn’t just used in therapy… it needs to be seen, heard, and experienced all day, every day! 💬
That’s how language grows.

Liberator Australia

04/05/2026

Speechie Savi and Ellie spent today diving into Liberator assessment & AAC implementation 🧠✨

Although Savi has completed this training before, staying committed to evidence based practice means continually updating our knowledge.

So much to take in, they are excited for Day 2 tomorrow! Liberator Australia

24/04/2026

✨Meet the team ✨

Alvina is our Allied Health Therapy Assistant, and office administrator. She is currently in the final year of her Masters in Speech Pathology and is dedicated to providing holistic care that honours and adapts to the unique goals, strengths and interests of her clients.

Alvina brings warmth and positivity to each of her clients, while ensuring an evidence-based approach to the implementation of her therapy. She is experienced in strengthening the functional communication of children and teaching the use of AAC such as LAMP.

Through continued supervision and guidance, she is keen to continue building her knowledge, skills and scope of practice into areas such as stuttering, voice therapy and the treatment of motor speech and swallowing disorders.

In her free time, Alvina enjoys spending time with friends and family, taking care of her pets, baking, reading, dancing and travelling.

10/04/2026

What a rewarding day filled with learning, growth, and meaningful engagement ✨

Speech Pathologists Savi and Ellie attended an insightful course on Speech Sound Disorders: Which Phonological Intervention Should I Choose?, deepening our skills to better support our clients.

A heartfelt thank you to Rebeca from
for creating such an inclusive and supportive space for neurodivergent therapists and diverse learning styles 💛

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North Shore, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

0493189758

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