Miss Khadijah Sakr

Miss Khadijah Sakr is a dedicated Speech Pathologist with a focus on helping people improve communication and swallowing skills. Degree: not listed. Years of experience: not specified. She works at the South Granville clinic, located at 32/46 Wellington Rd, South Granville NSW 2142, Australia. This local practice serves families and adults in and around Sydney's western suburbs, making care easy to access for residents in nearby suburbs and communities.

Miss Sakr’s work centers on clear, practical speech and swallowing support. Her services include speech therapy sessions, language development evaluation, swallowing assessment, voice therapy, and articulation therapy. These tools help patients express themselves more clearly, understand spoken language better, and swallow safely, which can improve daily life at home, school, and work. With a patient-friendly approach, she explains each step in simple terms and tailors plans to fit individual needs and goals.

In her practice, location matters. Being based in South Granville makes it convenient for people in western Sydney to access expert speech pathology close to home. She emphasizes easy-to-understand explanations, regular progress checks, and activities that families can practice at home. This helps children grow language skills and adults regain confidence in communication.

Miss Sakr is committed to continuous learning and staying up-to-date with the latest evidence-based methods. She incorporates current research and practical techniques to improve outcomes. Her approach also values teamwork, often coordinating with families, teachers, and healthcare providers to support a shared rehabilitation plan. By working with a team, she can align goals across different settings, such as school and clinics, to reinforce progress.

Through clear communication, reliable care, and a welcoming clinic atmosphere, Miss Khadijah Sakr aims to earn trust and build a strong reputation in the NSW community. Her expertise in speech, language, and swallowing therapy helps patients of all ages find better ways to connect and express themselves, improving overall quality of life in Australia.