Audiology & Speech Therapy for Children & Adults in Brisbane

Our Services

Children’s Hearing Test, Adults Hearing Test, Speech and Language Assessment, Listening and Spoken Language Therapy, Adult Speech Therapy, Newborn Hearing Test
29 Nathan Ave,
Ashgrove QLD 4060

Speech Therapy and Audiology Services in Brisbane

  • Speech therapy services for children and adults
  • Language and communication development support
  • Early intervention for speech and language delays
  • Paediatric audiology services
  • Comprehensive hearing assessments and monitoring
  • Cochlear implant services, programming, and follow-up care
  • Hearing aid fitting, adjustment, and ongoing management
  • Continued support for hearing technology and devices

Hear and Say Ashgrove Centre – Public Transport Access

Hear and Say’s Ashgrove centre is located at 29 Nathan Avenue, Ashgrove and is accessible via Brisbane public transport services. The centre is within walking distance of several bus stops along Nathan Avenue and Waterworks Road, serviced by TransLink routes including 61, 350, 352, and 373, which provide regular connections to the Brisbane CBD and surrounding inner-north and western suburbs. For train travel, Newmarket Station is the closest rail station, approximately 2.5 km away, with bus connections available to Ashgrove via Waterworks Road.

Suburbs We Support Across Brisbane

We support children and families from across Brisbane, including Ashgrove, Red Hill, The Gap, Paddington, Bardon, Kelvin Grove, Alderley, Newmarket, Enoggera, Everton Park, Grange, Wilston, Windsor, Mitchelton, and surrounding suburbs.

Why Families Choose Hear and Say Ashgrove

  • Decades of experience supporting children and families across Brisbane and Queensland
  • Strong clinical governance, child-safe standards, and privacy protections
  • As a not-for-profit organisation, all funds are reinvested into clinical services, research, and programs that improve outcomes for children

FAQ's

Answer

Unsure where to start?
Speak with our experts

 Take the first step toward better hearing and communication.