Our Consultant Speech Language Pathologist

Caroline has 20+ years of experience providing speech therapy for children, teens, and adults. In her career, she has journeyed with hundreds of clients and families in early intervention programs, community-based healthcare facilities, hospital outpatient clinics, and private practices in Singapore and the USA. Caroline is a faculty member at the Singapore Institute of Technology's (SIT) Speech-Language Therapy Program. She is an educator and researcher of what makes early language interventions effective for children with neurodevelopmental disorders. She is a co-founder of Heal Therapy Services.

Caroline believes in working with her clients and their families to provide speech therapy services that improve their ability to speak, learn, and enjoy a meal.

Area(s) of Clinical Interest: 

· Assessment and treatment of young children (0-6 years old) with speech, communication, and social difficulties

· Assessment and treatment of school-age speech, language and communication Disorders 

Speech and Communication assessments and interventions for Teens and Adults.

· Treatment and management of feeding and swallowing difficulties in Children

Professional Affiliation

· Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC, Singapore), Full Registration. 

· American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), Certified Member. 

· International Society of Early Intervention (ISEI), Member
 

Education

· B.A. (Honours), Speech-Language Pathology, Loyola College in Maryland, USA. 

· M.A. Communication Sciences and Disorders, Northwestern University, USA.

Master's (Arts) Research, NTU-NIE, SG

PhD (Arts) Research, NTU-NIE, in progress.

Clinical Workplace Experience

Singapore Institute of Technology, Speech Language Therapy Faculty 

Singapore University of Social Sciences, Department of Special Education

ARC Children’s Centre

THK Moral Charities, THK Therapy Services/THK EIPIC Centre

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Autism Evaluation Clinic

UCLA Department of Pediatrics, UCLA TIES for Families

Jewish Children’s Bureau of Chicago, Centre for Young Children with Autism