Superyou Therapy

28/08/2026

We're proud to celebrate one of our Speech Pathologists, Matthew Cirocco, who has co-authored a newly published paper led by Noongar Elder and Researcher Brenda Larsen.

Pictured (left to right): Associate Professor Britta Biedermann, Brenda Larsen, and Matthew Cirocco.

The research focused on co-designing Noongar language and speech sound resources with Elders, educators, clinicians and students.

Why is this exciting? Because research like this helps shape more culturally responsive speech pathology practices and supports more inclusive and equitable outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and families.

We're proud to see Matthew contributing to this important work and look forward to learning from and using these resources in practice.

Congratulations to the entire research team!

📖 Read the paper here: https://pulse.ly/t2shmfcrzd

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27/08/2026

There’s plenty happening at Superyou over the coming months!

Whether you're looking to connect with other families, build your knowledge and confidence as a parent, or develop practical skills through training, we've got a range of upcoming opportunities to explore.

Upcoming programs include:

🔹 ENVISAGE Online Parent Program – An evidence-informed program that helps parents build skills, confidence and connections while supporting their child

🔹 Parent & Caregiver Peer Support Group – Connect with other parents and caregivers in a welcoming space to share experiences and learn from one another.

🔹 ENVISAGE In-Person Parent Program – An evidence-informed program that helps parents build skills, confidence and connections while supporting their child, delivered face-to-face.

🔹 Access Skills Workshop – Practical clinical training designed to build confidence and capability in assistive technology access methods.

📍 Spaces may be limited across some programs, so we encourage early registration.

🔗 to learn more and register for any of the program listed above visit:https://pulse.ly/jxyhf7piwq

26/08/2026

Communication creates possibility.

This Speech Pathology Week, we asked some of our speech pathologists what that theme means to them.

Every day, they support people to connect, make choices, express themselves, build relationships and participate in the things that matter most.

Happy Speech Pathology Week to all the incredible speech pathologists making a difference in our communities.

21/08/2026

As we welcome Djilba (JILL-bah), we acknowledge the wisdom of the Noongar Six Seasons and the deep knowledge of Country held by Noongar people for thousands of years.

Djilba, the Noongar season of August and September, is a time of transition. Cold, clear days begin to mix with warmer sunshine, and the first signs of spring start to emerge. Across Noongar Country, yellow wattles bloom, wildflowers begin to appear, and many animals can be seen raising and protecting their young. It is a season of renewal, growth, and new beginnings.

Djilba reminds us that growth often begins quietly before bursting into life. As we move through this season, we encourage everyone to slow down, notice the changes happening around them, and deepen their connection with Country 🌸

19/08/2026

Caring for a child in foster or kinship care comes with its own experiences, challenges and rewards.

Tracy from Superyou Therapy is co-facilitating a tailored ENVISAGE Families workshop for foster and kinship carers alongside ACU and Anchor.

This workshop provides an opportunity to connect with other carers, share experiences and learn practical strategies in a supportive environment.

Facilitated by a qualified health professional and a foster parent peer, ENVISAGE Families is designed for foster and kinship carers supporting children aged 0-8 with a disability, developmental concern or who are neurodivergent.

Through practical, evidence-based strategies, you'll build confidence, connect with other carers and gain tools to support the children in your care.

✅ Free online program
✅ 5 weekly workshops (up to 90 minutes each)
✅ Thursdays, 1:00pm-2:30pm
✅ 20 August - 17 September
✅ No NDIS plan, diagnosis or referral required

Registrations are currently open.

Register Here: https://pulse.ly/yblhoh2i9c

18/08/2026

90 future speech pathologists. One shared passion: communication.

This week, we welcomed 90 Curtin Speech Pathology students to Superyou for a hands-on AAC Open Day.

Across the day, students had the opportunity to explore communication supports, ask questions, learn from experienced clinicians, and gain practical insights into the many ways AAC can support meaningful participation in everyday life.

For our team, these opportunities are about more than sharing knowledge. They're about building confidence in future clinicians, growing AAC capability across WA, and helping ensure more people can access communication supports that work for them.

A huge thank you to Karen Wylie and the Curtin team for partnering with us, and to our incredible clinicians who generously shared their expertise throughout the day.

Because everyone deserves a voice.

17/08/2026

Not all progress fits neatly into a checklist.

Sometimes progress looks like joining a game.

Sometimes it's trying something new.

Sometimes it's feeling confident enough to have a go.

In chlidren's therapy, we value both structured goals and what we call Scruffy Goals. These goals make space for the meaningful moments that happen through play, connection, participation and everyday experiences.

Because some of the biggest achievements aren't measured by a score.

They're measured by confidence, belonging and joy.

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14/08/2026

No two education settings are the same, so no two training sessions should be either.

Recently, Chloe and Destiny partnered with the team at Explorers Early Learning Centre to deliver a tailored Professional Learning session designed around their team, their goals and the children they support.

Together, we explored neurodiversity, communication, emotional regulation and practical strategies that educators can take straight back into their everyday practice.

We love working alongside educators to build confidence, strengthen inclusion and create environments where every child can thrive.

Interested in training for your team? Explore Professional Learning & Educator Training here: https://pulse.ly/sitctivkal

13/08/2026

Did you know one of the most important people in your child’s therapy journey is… you?

While therapists are experts in therapy, parents are the experts on their child. Your insights, observations, and daily interactions play a vital role in helping your child achieve their goals. Research shows that active parent involvement is one of the most effective ways to support positive therapy outcomes.

From helping identify meaningful goals, to sharing what works best for your child, to practicing skills in everyday routines at home – your involvement helps turn therapy strategies into real-life success. Even small moments of practice throughout the week can make a big difference.

At Superyou Therapy, we see therapy as a partnership between children, families, and therapists – working together towards what matters most.

Read more about the important role parents play in therapy here:

Entering a clinic or therapy space can be a daunting experience but it is important to remember that the role of the parent in their child's therapy sessions

12/08/2026

Every Friday, the Fremantle Hub is filled with music, positivity and plenty of helping hands thanks to Nathan.

As a valued Superyou volunteer, Nathan supports our team by organising the hub, preparing resources and helping keep therapy spaces ready for sessions. Working alongside his support worker, Bianca, family and our clinicians, Nathan continues to build new skills, confidence and meaningful connections.

"Seeing Nathan encouraged to discover what he is capable of, and appreciated for what he contributes, means more to us than we can put into words." – Ray, Nathan's mum

We're grateful to have Nathan as part of the Superyou community.