Georgiana is one of our Speech Pathologists in Mackay who enjoys working clients of all ages with a special interest in fluency and voice!
Working in the healthcare industry always appealed to Zia, in part because she wanted to follow her parent’s footsteps and because of her desire to help others. We’re so glad Zia decided to join the world of Speech Pathology!
Mackayla is our Marketing and Communications Coordinator, and she also happens to be a SLP-to-be! After kicking off her career in the world of social media and digital marketing Mackayla is setting her sights on studying to be a Speech Pathologist.
Emma is our Administration Operations Manager and People & Culture Lead and is based in the Townsville clinic – we don’t know where we’d be without her. Emma is a real ‘people person’ who loves encouraging others to be the best they can be. Our Townsville clinic is thriving with Emma!
Hayley loves seeing growth in her client’s everyday communication; whether they’re learning to use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) to express their wants and opinions, or learning to say their name correctly.
Christa is a Speech Therapist in Mackay. Christa is a bubbly person who approaches her work with enthusiasm and delights in putting a smile on someone’s face. She loves those days when someone takes the next step forward.
Stacey welcomes clients and enjoys having a chat or playing a game or two with them before their therapy starts. She’s always there to support the team, helps out with bookings and keeps on top of our infection control procedures.
Sydney’s a caring, friendly speechie who loves helping clients to find their voice and be able to express their likes and dislikes. She mostly works with kids and adolescents, using a range of techniques to improve their communication.
Kelsey is fascinated by the way young children develop language skills. She loves seeing parents’ responses when their child says or does something for the first time. The sense of joy and progress is just wonderful.
Emily is passionate about helping kids with motor speech difficulties. She’s done extra training in oral-facial myology to help clients coordinate their speech movements by changing their breathing and posture.