Welcome to Cheye Paoli Speech Pathology
A mobile speech pathology service for adults, servicing South-East Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula.
Compassionate experienced care with a difference
Welcome to Cheye Paoli Speech Pathology - a specialised service for adults requiring support with communication or swallowing. At CP Speech Pathology, our mission is to learn what matters most to you - and provide you with tailored and evidence-based support to achieve your goals.
What we offer
Please see our services outlined below
Communication assessment and therapy
Swallowing assessment and management
Oral secretion management
Carer/family education and training
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) assessment and setup
Funding options
We offer the following funding options. We welcome any queries regarding fees and payments - please use the "Enquire Now" button to discuss further.
Home Care Packages
CP Speech Pathology has existing provider agreements with several Aged Care Service Providers in the Mornington Peninsula and South Eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
NDIS
We offer services to plan and self-managed participants.
TAC
We are registered with the Transport Accident Commission. Please discuss this further with your support coordinator.
Medicare
You may be eligible for 5 subsidised sessions under a CDM (Chronic Disease Management) Plan. Please discuss this further with your GP. Gap fees apply.
Private funded
We welcome privately funded clients. Please use the Enquire Here button to discuss this further with our team.
Meet Cheye
Cheye graduated from La Trobe University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Speech Pathology. She has worked in a variety of settings including community health (early intervention), acute care, sub-acute rehabilitation, outpatient therapy, residential care, palliative care and home-based services.
She has worked in both regional and metropolitan public hospitals, having spent several years working in East Gippsland where she provided outreach services to vulnerable and isolated communities.
Cheye has particular interest in working in neuropalliative care and offers a warm, practical and client centred approach to those diagnosed with life limiting neurologic diseases. This includes ongoing assessment of swallowing and communication changes, and set up and customisation of alternative communication supports where verbal communication may no longer be possible.
Cheye also has extensive experience and interest in working with adults affected by stroke or brain injury. She is committed to providing meaningful, evidence based and tailored therapy to support her clients to participate as fully as possible in their lives.
Outside of work, Cheye enjoys spending quality time with her husband and kids. She has two young children, a beloved retired therapy dog Polly, and a naughty horse called Zeke.