Neurodivergent and
Gender-Affirming Speech Therapy in Sydney

Speech pathology services can benefit anyone experiencing challenges with communication, voice, or swallowing.

You might consider speech therapy if you're having difficulty being understood, experiencing voice changes, struggling with confidence in communication, or facing challenges following medical conditions or injuries. The best way to determine if speech pathology is right for you is to schedule a consultation where your specific needs and goals can be discussed.

Many adults also find speech therapy helpful for communication, swallowing, voice problems, or recovering communication skills after health changes.

Send me an e-mail or give me a call.

I offer a free of charge initial consultation (15 minutes) to discuss your concerns and questions. You can also book a Telehealth appointment using this link: https://bibivox.splose.com/booking

No, you don’t need a referral to get started!

However, you can get access to 5x Medicare rebated sessions per calendar year with a Medicare (EPC/CDM) plan from your GP. Ideally, you will have this plan prior to your first visit to claim the rebate amount.

In-person sessions are now offered in my clinic room based in Glebe (NSW). Otherwise, Telehealth appointments are offered Australia-wide. Please note that there is limited availability for at-home sessions.

BIBIVOX does not have or keep a wait list.

Due to the work involved, the average wait time for an assessment is 1-2 weeks.

I offer 30-, 45-, 60- and 75-minute long therapy appointments, depending on various factors, such as funds, suitability, and areas of need.

If funds allow, I would recommend 60-minute appointments as this duration allows us enough practice time (essential for acquisition of new skills) and receive counselling and education without feeling rushed.

I offer paediatric, teenage, and adult speech therapy services in the areas of voice (including gender-affirming voice for adults), speech, language, stuttering, literacy, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and pragmatics (social communication). Sessions are conducted via Telehealth, in the community (e.g., cafe, school) or in the comfort of your home.

Telehealth is a recognised best-practice mode of service delivery in speech pathology.

Telehealth consultations are delivered via Zoom or Google Meet, with a link sent upon appointment confirmation. A desktop or laptop computer is recommended, though an iPad or smartphone may be suitable in some cases. Headphones, good lighting, and a clear view of your face, head, shoulders, and chest are preferred to support effective assessment and therapy.

I take on private-paying clients, process private health insurance and Medicare rebates (if applicable), and accept participants with NDIS (self-managed and plan-managed) funding.

My practice is built on a foundation of inclusive, affirming care that honours every individual's journey.

As a neurodivergent practitioner, I like to think that I can empathise with the diversity of communication styles and work to meet clients where they are. Drawing from an opera background as a singer, I feel I bring a different perspective to voice work and an appreciation for the artistry and magic of human expression. I use a trauma-informed and culturally responsive approach to practice to ensure therapy feels safe and supportive. At the core of everything is an unwavering belief in client autonomy and dignity, regardless of age, combined with genuine compassion that guides sessions.

I believe therapy should be joyful, building experiences that make the heart “sing” and celebrate the beauty of human connection through communication.