I have been working with children as a clinical speech therapist (neurologopedist) since 2012. I provide consultations for infants and work with children aged 0–3, as well as with preschoolers and school-aged children.
I have experience working with children on the autism spectrum, with genetic syndromes, speech and language development disorders, fluency disorders, articulation issues, and feeding difficulties.
I take a holistic approach to child development—considering motor milestones such as upright posture and walking, the development of speech and language, thinking, and sensory processing. As an educator, I am also deeply interested in the child’s educational and caregiving environment.
I use various movement techniques and sensory stimulation, tailoring interventions to each child’s individual needs. My primary method of work is currently the Padovan Method of Neurofunctional Reorganization. I also draw on knowledge from sensory integration, craniosacral therapy, and other therapeutic techniques I have trained in.
My Background
I bring extensive experience in working with children in various roles since 1997. Children continue to inspire me in my ongoing professional development.
Children of various ages with: