My Team

I completed the BSC Speech and Language Therapy at the University of Essex in 2022. Whilst studying at University, I experienced working with autistic children, children with speech sound disorders, language disorders, stammering and with cleft lip and/or palate. Further to this, I had the privilege of working with children in multiple settings; schools, hospitals, clinics, community and over tele-therapy.

I have a passion for coming alongside young people and their families to help them reach their full potential, meeting goals that are important for them and supporting them to feel confident in their communication. My particular areas of interest are speech sound disorders and dysfluency.

In my spare time I enjoy playing sports, keeping healthy and singing.

I gained my masters degree from the University of Essex in September 2024 which allowed me opportunities to shadow Speech and Language Therapists at a local private pediatric clinic as well as community adult services. Following graduation I gained a job working for the NHS in an acute hospital setting, which I do part-time alongside my work with private clients. I work predominantly with adults who have acquired neurological conditions, people who stammer, autistic adults or those with a learning disability. As a voiceover artist for over a decade I also have a lot of experience in vocal health and hope to specialise in voice disorders.

In my spare time I love walking the dog along the many estuaries of East Anglia, with an all important pub stop somewhere along the way.

I graduated from the University of Sheffield (BMedSci Speech) in 2021 and have since worked with adults with swallow and communication needs in an acute hospital setting, My experience includes working with people with stroke, brain injury, brain tumours, Parkinson’s, dementia, respiratory conditions etc. I am licensed to provide the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT) for individuals with Parkinson’s and other neurological conditions. I also have a passion in swallowing difficulties (dysphagia) and am currently pursuing a master’s in health research at the University of Essex, funded by the National Institute of Health and Care Research.

Outside of work, I really enjoy cooking, baking and crafts.

I qualified from the University of Essex in 2024 with a Master’s degree in Speech and Language Therapy and have since been working in private practice.

I have experience working in primary schools, supporting children with receptive and expressive language difficulties and speech sound disorders. In addition, I have worked in Special Educational Needs schools, where I supported Gestalt Language Processors and children with language disorders. I have also worked closely with children and their families to implement AAC and promote its effective use to support communication.

In my spare time I enjoy rowing, cycling and being outdoors.

I graduated from the University of Essex in 2023 and have gained experience working with both adults and children across a variety of settings, including schools and specialist provisions. Alongside my work with private clients, I am currently employed by the NHS, where I support adults with intellectual disabilities on the behaviour that challenges pathway, with experience in creating positive behaviour support plans and implementing de-escalation strategies.

I am passionate about supporting Autistic individuals and people with intellectual disabilities. My particular interest lies in AAC and supporting effective communication. I aim to make a positive difference in the lives of the people I work with and am committed to developing my skills while staying up to date with best practices.

Outside of work, I enjoy playing netball and taking walks with my dog, Jack.

I have just completed my degree in speech and language therapy at The University of Essex. Before this I completed my first degree in English Language and Linguistics. I have completed placement in a range of settings including community paediatric clinics, schools, care homes and an acute hospital setting with adults. I have worked as a paediatric SLTA for 2 years and have worked with a range of children through work and placement settings including autistic children, and children with speech sound disorders or language disorders.

In my spare time I am a musician, I can play guitar, and I like to sing. I enjoy attending gigs, summertime and being outdoors!

I am about to start the final year of my masters in Speech and Language Therapy at the University of Essex. Prior to this, I completed my undergraduate degree in English and Drama at Goldsmiths University of London whilst working with children as a nanny.

I was fortunate to work with Carrie on placement during my first year, and was able to experience working with children with speech sound difficulties, gestalt language processing, autism, developmental language disorder and attention & listening difficulties. I loved getting to experience the impact that SLT can have on supporting children with their speech, language and communication development, as well as being able to develop my skills and understanding in a practical environment.

In my spare time I enjoy cooking, singing and drawing.