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A finely tuned approach to ageing

We’re here to help older adults live well, whether in residential aged care facilities or at home. We provide care that nurtures communication, connection and emotional well-being, helping each person engage more fully in daily life.

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What we offer

We offer speech pathology and music therapy services to support communication, engagement, memory, mobility and emotional well-being.

Services can be delivered:

Our clinicians work closely with care staff and family members to ensure therapy is collaborative, goal-driven, and tailored to the person’s needs and interests.
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Physiotherapy for the elderly
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Music therapy for older adults

Music is more than entertainment - it can unlock memories, regulate emotion, support physical movement and foster connection.

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Music does a lot of things for a lot of people. It’s transporting, for sure. It can take you right back, years back, to the very moment certain things happened in your life. It’s uplifting, it’s encouraging, it’s strengthening.

- Aretha Franklin

Our Registered Music Therapists use music purposefully and therapeutically to help improve health and wellbeing outcomes.

Music therapy
Music therapy sessions may include:

  • Singing
  • Movement to music
  • Songwriting
  • Reminiscence through music
  • Playing instruments.

Ready to find your beat?
Express your interest in music therapy for aged care!

Speech pathology in aged care

Speech therapy for the eldrerly

Ageing can impact speech clarity, language processing, voice strength and even swallowing, especially following a stroke, dementia diagnosis, or other health condition.

For many older adults, these changes can make it harder to express needs, connect with loved ones, or enjoy mealtimes.

That’s where our Speech Pathologists can help. 

We support older adults with:

We partner with care teams to provide assessments, reports (including Mealtime Management Plans), and therapy that’s compassionate, clear and clinically sound.

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Why choose Look Who’s Talking?

We are proudly:

Neurodiversity-affirming
Neurodiversity-affirming
We value every person’s way of thinking, communicating and connecting.
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Holistic
Our services support the whole person, not just a condition or diagnosis.
Collaborative
Collaborative
We partner with families, facility staff and medical teams to provide cohesive care.
Evidence-based
Evidence-based
All therapy is based on research, clinical best practice and Australian guidelines.
Our therapists work with clients in the way that suits them best, building trust, confidence, and small moments of joy that matter.

Fees & funding

We offer a range of session formats to suit individual and group needs. Services are NDIS-registered and align with aged care funding models, including Home Care Packages (HCP) and the new Support at Home Program.
Sample fees (effective June 2025):
  • Initial assessment session $387.98
  • Standard 45-min session $145.49
  • Standard 70-min session $225.03
  • Group therapy (up to 8 participants) $375/hr
  • Lifestyle engagement program (facility-based music therapy) $250/hr + GST

    Travel and non-face-to-face services may attract additional fees

Partnering with aged care facilities
Our Aged Care Supports Project is an initiative designed to:

We offer:

Let’s talk

If you’d like to explore how we can support your residents, clients or loved ones, we’d love to hear from you.

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