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About Mojo

Helping communication make sense beyond the therapy room.

At Mojo, we believe communication is about so much more than speech. 

It's how we connect with others, express ourselves, build relationships, navigate everyday life and develop confidence in who we are. 

That's why our approach goes beyond traditional therapy. We focus on helping children, teens, and young people build communication skills that carry into the moments that matter most.

Meet Montana

Founder | Speech Pathologist | Orofacial Myologist

Hi! I am Montana. 

I'm the founder of Mojo Speech Pathology, and I am passionate about helping children, teens and young adults develop communication skills that support them far beyond the therapy room. 

Throughout my career, I've worked across both community health and private practice, supporting a wide range of communication needs. Those experiences shaped the way I practise today and ultimately inspired the creation of Mojo. 

What I love most about speech pathology is not just helping someone to achieve a goal. 

It's seeing communication become something that gives a young person greater confidence, builds stronger relationships and more independence in everyday life. 

I believe therapy should feel practical, meaningful and individual. Every person communicates differently, and every therapy journey should reflect that. 

Outside of the clinic, I am always learning and exploring new ways to support communication, wellbeing and personal growth.

As Mojo continues to evolve, so will the ways we support the young people and families who trust us with their journey. 

I have worked with some of my clients for over four years, supporting them to navigate school life, employment and relationships in their everyday life. Communication constantly changes, and I love being a part of every step and walk of life with my clients. 

I take a very holistic approach to therapy, and it's not everyone's cup of tea, and that's okay with me! If you like my approach, then welcome to Mojo, and I hope we can achieve some awesome goals together! 

Why Mojo Exists

Mojo was created from a simple belief: communication should prepare young people for life, not just therapy. 

Throughout my career, I found myself asking the same questions: 

Why do we spend so much time practicing communication in a clinic if those skills don't naturally carry into everyday life? 

The moments that matter most rarely happen sitting at a therapy table. 

They happen at school. 
Around the dinner table. 
With friends.
During job interviews. 
At university. 
In romantic relationships.
When asking for help.
When advocating for yourself. 


That's why Mojo was built differently. 

Our focus isn't simply on improving communication skills. 

It's about helping children, teens and young adults build the confidence to communicate in the moments that matter most to them. 

Because communication doesn't stop when therapy finishes, it continues through life.

Communication is more than just words.

Communication quietly shapes almost every part of life. 

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Ordering lunch after deciding what you like from the menu.
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Asking for help when you need it. 
 
Reading a timetable for public transport. 
 
Using an app to order food. 
 
Navigating friendships and relationships. 
 
Advocating for yourself in the workplace. 
 
Reading the group chat with your mates. 

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These are the moments we care about most. 
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Because communication practice doesn't stop when therapy ends. 

Growing with our clients

Communication changes as we grow. 

Learning to speak is only one part of the journey. 

As children become teenagers, and teenagers become adults, communication begins to look different. 

It's building friendships. 

Understanding emotions. 

Managing conflict. 

Reading between the lines. 

Feeling confident in social situations. 

Advocating for yourself. 

Preparing for work. 

Building independence. 



Our goal is to support communication at every stage, helping young people develop skills that grow with them.

Ready to get started?

We're here to support communication that carries into real life.

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