Meet Tiffany

Im a Speech Pathologist who believes communication is about far more than words — it’s about confidence, connection, and feeling truly understood.

I hold a Master of Speech and Language Pathology from the University of Sydney, along with a background in Psychological Sciences. My training shapes the way I work, but it’s the children and families I’ve supported over the years who have most influenced my approach — thoughtful, gentle, and centred on the whole child.

I’ve had the privilege of working across schools, not-for-profit organisations, and private practice, providing support across early language development, speech intelligibility, and literacy growth. I feel especially drawn to working with late talkers, children with speech sound difficulties, and those building the foundations for reading and writing. There is something deeply meaningful about witnessing a child realise they can be heard — and understood.

My approach is evidence-informed and strengths-based, but always practical and engaging. Sessions are designed to feel calm and achievable, with close collaboration with families at every step. I believe progress happens best when children feel safe, capable, and supported both in and beyond the therapy room.

At the heart of my work is a simple belief: every child deserves the confidence to use their voice.