Inclusive Communication was a well respected speech-language therapy service serving the Greater Wellington region from July 2014-June 2026.
We specialised in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), Autism, neurodiversity, literacy development, and language disorders.

We supported people with strong verbal skills who are finding social interactions or high level language skills difficult. This often impacted people'd ability to access other services.
Our services typically incorporated family, friends, siblings, teachers and co-workers to ensure that everyone feels comfortable communicating with and supporting people who have speech and language challenges, however at the heart of our service are the needs and wishes of the person experiencing communication challenges.
We specialise in providing training and professional development for a wide range of audiences including:
We also have years of experience in helping nuerotypical people better understand the lived experience and needs of neurodivergent children and adults.
We offer a selection of our professional development webinars for a nominal fee that can be booked at any time from our Humanitix site: https://events.humanitix.com/host/inclusive-communication Currently we have the following ondemand webinars available:

We support people of all ages with autism, Down Syndrome, language disorders, intellectual disabilities and other conditions impacting on language, literacy and/or speech. We specialise in supporting families who are wondering if their child might have autism or might need AAC. Much of our work is with children before they enter school and teenagers. That said, we are open to working with primary-school children if their school is open to collaboration.
We have an extensive waitlist for assessments, consultations, and individual therapy sessions: active waitlist We offer single consultation appointments to people on the waitlist when availability allows, including cancellation.
We are able to provide privately-funded assessments for AAC (Augmentative and Alternative communication). If an appropriate solution is found, we can submit CAT-1 level funding applications to Enable (subsidiary of Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora) for publicly funded equipment (funds managed by Whaikaha and MSD)
Alternatively, you can self-refer to TalkLink for a publicly funded assessment for a publicly funded assessment (there is a wait).
We collaborate with mental health professionals around supporting the language and communication needs of teenagers and adults with autism, language disorders and other communication needs.
All are welcome to contact us to see if our expertise could assist with your unique situation.