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Dr Nicole Byrne has worked as a speech pathologist for over 20
years, and is currently the team leader of the Kaleidoscope
Community Based Speech Pathology services. Tania Lyddiard
has worked as a paediatric speech pathologist for over 15 years
and is the SP OOHC coordinator for Kaleidoscope Community
Based Speech Pathology services.
Correspondence to:
Tania Lyddiard
Kaleidoscope Speech Pathology OOHC
Belmont Hospital
Croudace Bay Rd, Belmont NSW 2280
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