Profile
Elizabeth Love - B. App. Science (Speech Pathology). M. Ed. Studies. M.S.P.A.A. Sue Reilly - L.A.C.S.T. Dip.Ed. (Early Childhood) M.S.P.A.A. 
Mission:
To increase understanding, within education
and the wider community,
of the vital role that language plays in
learning in the classroom,
literacy acquisition
and life.
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Love and Reilly - Speech and Language Products is an educational publishing company producing materials for language and literacy which are suitable for classroom and clinical settings. These resources are appealing, affordable and adaptable to a range of ages and developmental needs.
Established in 1994, Love and Reilly Speech and Language Products is based in Victoria, Australia.
More about us -
Elizabeth Love and Sue Reilly are Australian Speech and Language Pathologists who are experienced working with children in both clinical and educational settings. They have both completed further study in education - Elizabeth has a Masters in Educational Studies (Special Education) and Sue has a Diploma of Education (early childhood).
Elizabeth and Sue are committed to finding ways to assist all students with language development, particularly those experiencing difficulties in their regular classroom environment. They have both worked in regular schools, school support centres, as well as in specialized settings.
As 'Love and Reilly' Elizabeth and Sue have turned their attention to professional development for teachers, parents and Speech Pathologists, and to the creation of affordable and adaptable language and literacy resources for the clinic and classroom. Some of these products are available directly from this website, while others are commercial publications and are available from the publishers - Pearson Education and Oxford University Press , or from your nearest educational bookseller.
Elizabeth and Sue have regularly conducted workshops for Teachers, parents and Speech Pathologists, have presented at national Speech Pathology Australia conferences and have been invited speakers at special education conventions. They were joint recipients of the year 2000 Mona Tobias award for outstanding contribution in the field of learning disabilities in Australia (Learning Difficulties Australia - formerly AREA).
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