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NDIS Speech Therapist
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Contributors such as Beverley Stewart's posts on counselling, form part of the overall ambiance and umbrella of advice.
I will never replace a human for instruction, and please call an authority that can assist if needed, but I am good for helping put a smile on your face.
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