I am a speech and language therapist with extensive experience working across NHS and independent practice settings.

Throughout my career I have supported people with a wide range of communication needs. My background includes specialist work in adult neurological rehabilitation, supporting individuals living with stroke, Parkinson's disease and other neurological conditions.

Over the last five years, my work has increasingly focused on supporting neurodivergent young people and adults. This has deepened my interest in communication differences, self-advocacy, participation and the importance of understanding individuals within the contexts of their everyday lives.

Alongside this work, I provide gender affirming voice therapy for TNBI adults.

What connects all areas of my practice is a belief that communication does not happen in isolation. It is shaped by relationships, environments, expectations and identity. My goal is to work collaboratively with people to understand their unique experiences and identify practical changes that can reduce barriers and improve participation.

My Approach

• Collaborative and person-centred

• Neurodiversity-affirming

• Evidence-informed

• Focused on meaningful real-world outcomes

• Guided by co-production wherever possible

I believe that lasting change comes from understanding what matters most to an individual and working together towards goals that are meaningful to them.