About inspiAH®

Inspiring authentic health — from the inside out.

At inspiAH®, we do things differently.

We're a heart-led team of allied health professionals who believe that real, lasting progress starts with seeing the whole person — not just the diagnosis.

We partner with individuals and families in ways that are flexible, personalised, and deeply respectful. Whether you’re receiving therapy or joining our team, you’ll feel seen, valued, and empowered to grow.

🌱 Why We Exist

We started inspiAH® with a simple belief:

Therapy should work with life, not against it.

That means honouring each person’s strengths, building trust before targets, and allowing space for the real stuff — mess, growth, tears, joy, and all.

We also believe that practitioners deserve the same kind of care and freedom we offer our clients. That’s why we’ve created a space where professionals can work meaningfully, avoid burnout, and shape their practice around the life they’re living.

🤝 Our Values (INSPIAH® Acrostic)

I – Inspire: We uplift others through encouragement, growth, and possibility.

N – Nurture: We offer care that is gentle, steady, and person-centred.

S – Support: We walk beside people — not ahead or above them.

P – Partner: We collaborate equally with clients, families, and colleagues.

I – Integrity: We follow through, speak honestly, and act with purpose.

A – Allied: We are a multi-disciplinary team aligned by shared values.

H – Health: That is holistic - we see the body, mind, spirit, and relationships as interconnected — and honour all parts in the healing journey.

👣 How We Work

Whether you’re seeking therapy or looking to collaborate, you’ll notice a few things that make us different:

Whole-person approach: We consider more than symptoms or goals — we look at context, capacity, and connection.
Flexible, values-aligned care: We work with your rhythms, not rigid systems.
Team without hierarchy: Our team operates with mutual respect, shared responsibility, and open communication.
Community impact: 10% of our profits are donated annually to charities chosen by our clients.

✨Want to Work With Us?

Whether you're seeking therapy or a place to belong professionally — we’d love to hear from you.

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💬 From Our Founder

“I started inspiAH® because I wanted therapy to be a space where people felt safe, understood, and truly seen. Where therapists could thrive, too.

This is more than a job — it's a calling. And it's our joy to walk alongside you.”

— Karmen Fairall, Founder & Speech Pathologist

👋 Meet Our inspiAH-ing Team

Karmen Fairall - Speech Pathologist & Founder/Director

Karmen is a certified practising member (CPSP) of Speech Pathology Australia, and is a Wife and a Mum to two gorgeous boys. She has called the beautiful Central Coast her home for over ten years but spent equal decades growing up in Tasmania and South Australia.

Karmen is passionate about helping individuals unlock their full potential and become the best versions of themselves. She values the trust she builds with clients and their families, fostering positive and lasting relationships. Karmen's clinical approach is firmly rooted in a strengths-based perspective, benefiting individuals and the communities they belong to. As Director, her focus is on strategically planning for the future and making a lasting impact on our clients, team, and the community.

Laura Honeysett - Speech Pathologist

Laura is a certified practising member (CPSP) of Speech Pathology Australia and a busy Mum of two active boys.

She is passionate about play and individualising therapy to support clients achieve their own unique goals. Laura strongly believes in the importance of fostering a sense of safety in order to learn and thrive. She recognises the strength in community and finds so much joy from supporting and empowering families to make informed decisions about their care.

Laura is a passionate learner and often engages in the latest research in order to ensure her clients receive quality evidence based treatment. She is interested in a range of practice areas including paediatric feeding (fussy eating), early language, multi-modal communication and voice.

Adam Eadie - Allied Health Assistant

Adam is an Allied Health Assistant who has worked in health for over 30 years, and as an Allied Health Assistant for over 15 years.

Adam has a Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance and has a caring and client-centred focus that supports our Speech Pathologists and wonderful clients achieve their therapy goals.

Adam has a lived experience with neurodivergence and recognises that everyone comes with their set of strengths and passions. Adam strives to provide supportive environments to help these strengths shine.