I was fortunate to meet Rosie through a mutual friend when I was 14, which introduced me to the rewarding profession of speech pathology. She kindly let me gain work experience with her as I finished high school, inspiring me to pursue this career path at the University of Queensland.


After graduating in 2012, I was thrilled when Rosie offered me a job on the North West Coast of Tasmania. Now, I work as a generalist speech pathologist in Burnie and Devonport, with outreach clinics in Launceston, Smithton, and Queenstown. My caseload includes children, adults, and families with diverse communication support needs, such as speech sound disorders, language delays, and social communication difficulties.


Being part of the supportive team at Speech Pathology Tasmania means I always have colleagues to consult and training opportunities to enhance my skills. I enjoy using evidence-based practices and innovative strategies tailored to each individual, facilitating meaningful communication experiences.


The variety my work brings is one of the aspects I love most, from the changing scenery to the different families and schools I engage with. The most rewarding moments come when I support a child’s success across all areas of life. Witnessing how relationships built on love and trust foster communication development is truly inspiring. I am passionate about empowering individuals to find their voices and express themselves, making a lasting impact on their lives.