Amy is a Speech Pathologist who has been working as a Speech Pathologist since 2022.
She holds a Bachelor of Health Science majoring in Hearing and Speech (USYD) and a Master of Speech Pathology degree (UTS).

She has experience working with toddlers through to young adults and supporting a range of needs, including neuroaffirming social/play skills, speech sounds, stuttering, literacy, and language therapy. Amy has experience seeing clients 1:1, and in small group environments.

Amy takes a warm, playful approach in her work. She aims to create a supportive space where individuals feel understood and confident to engage and participate in a way that suits them.
She is passionate about following the child’s lead to support engagement, build meaningful connections, and foster development in a way that feels natural and motivating, and takes a collaborative approach by working closely with families to tailor support to their individual needs and goals.

Her practice is informed by the DIR/Floortime framework, and she is also trained in Sounds-Write to support literacy development.

Outside of work, Amy enjoys spending time outdoors with her friends, playing pickleball and being creative.