I’m a speech and language therapist with over 20 years of experience supporting children and families across different countries, cultures, and languages. My clinical background includes training and professional practice in the United States, alongside several years working with children and families in the United Kingdom. I am also a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist (CPSP) with Speech Pathology Australia. I provide online speech and language therapy for children, with a focus on bilingual and multilingual development, language disorders, executive function, and neurodivergent support.

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I support children with feeding difficulties, language delays and language disorders, speech sound difficulties, social communication needs, and challenges with attention, planning, organisation, and flexible thinking. This includes children who communicate in one or multiple languages, as well as autistic children and children with ADHD. I adapt therapy to each child’s strengths, sensory needs, and individual learning style.

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My approach is collaborative, practical, and family‑centred—and these values extend to my work with schools and educators. I regularly collaborate with teachers, SENCOs, and support staff to ensure that strategies are consistent across home and school, and that each child’s communication needs are understood within the context of their learning environment. Whether I’m supporting a family or a school team, my goal is to make communication development clear, achievable, and connected to everyday routines. All sessions take place online through secure, child‑friendly platforms, making support accessible and easy to integrate into home and school routines.

As a mother of three, I understand the worries and hopes that come with wanting the best for your child—whether you’re navigating speech clarity, language development, attention, confidence, or communication in daily life. Our family uses the one‑parent‑one‑language approach at home, so I also understand the practical questions that can arise when children grow up with more than one language. This lived experience helps me support families and educators with empathy, clarity, and a deep appreciation for the many ways children learn and communicate.