Accessible Communication Training

Let’s make communication inclusive for everyone.

Our programs are led by qualified speech pathologists who bring both clinical insight and a deep understanding of communication accessibility. We don’t offer one-size-fits-all solutions – we collaborate with you to create training that fits your team, your audience, and your goals.

Whether you're looking to improve your everyday interactions or build more inclusive services, we’re here to help.

Get in touch today to book a session or learn more.

Helping you build inclusive spaces through better communication

Good communication isn’t just about what you say — it’s how it’s received.

We work with teams to create environments where everyone can understand, connect, and take part.

Our accessible communication training gives you the tools to confidently engage with people who need communication support — including people with disability, low literacy, or from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Whether you work in justice, healthcare, education, government, aged care, customer service — or any other sector — we’ll help you get your message across clearly, respectfully, and effectively.

Why Accessible Communication Matters

  • 1 in 5 Australians lives with a disability.

  • Over 1 million have a communication difficulty.

  • 44% of adults have low literacy.

That means almost half the population could struggle to understand information  in places where it matters most -  in healthcare settings, the justice system, education, and beyond.

What we cover

Our training is practical, interactive, and tailored to your team. Topics include:

  • Making your environment communication-friendly
    Small changes that remove big barriers — signage, noise, lighting, and more.

  • Using multi-modal communication
    Combine words with images, gestures, and technology to boost clarity and understanding.

  • Improving accessible verbal communication
    Embed clear and concise verbal language for efficient and effective communication.

  • Delivering inclusive customer service
    Build skills and confidence to communicate with people of all abilities.

  • Running accessible meetings and events
    Ensure everyone has a seat at the table — and can fully take part.