Sebastian Vorster MSpeechPath

Communicate with anyone, with confidence.

About
Sebastian Vorster is a dedicated Speech Pathologist with a deep passion for linguistics and bilingual language acquisition. As a fierce advocate for the Deaf community, inspired by a close Deaf family member, Sebastian brings both personal insight and professional expertise to his work. He has been actively involved in research, completing his Master's thesis on the pivotal role of Speech Pathologists in schools, underscoring his commitment to evidence-based practice. Compassionate and empathetic, Sebastian is devoted to providing the highest standard of care for his clients, striving to support and empower each individual on their communication journey.

Deaf Advocacy and Parental Guidance

Providing parents with the tools, strategies, and support they need to assist their child's communication development at home.

Speech and Language Assessment and Therapy

Comprehensive hearing evaluations to understand the specific challenges and create targeted therapy plans.

In-Home and Telehealth Speech Therapy

Personalised speech therapy sessions conducted in the comfort of your home or online, designed to address the unique needs of each child.

Intermediate Auslan Skills

A champion for Deaf communication, Sebastian Vorster is a strong advocate for the use of Auslan and is one of very few Speech Pathologists in Western Australia who has Auslan proficiency. Currently working towards becoming a fluent signer, Sebastian is able to communicate at an intermediate level and can deliver services in both Auslan and English.

Cued Speech

Sebastian is also one of the only Speech Pathologists in Western Australia able to use Cued Speech. This is not a language but a visual communication system to help with learning and speaking in English. It involves hand signs close to the mouth to help differentiate sounds on the lips. Cued Speech is a Deaf friendly way to learn to lip read, speak English and helps improve your English reading and writing skills and doesn't require any level of hearing.

  • Wanneroo WA, Australia