Amy holds a Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours). She brings a broad range of experience across hospital settings, private practice, schools, and residential aged care, giving her a well-rounded understanding of communication needs across the lifespan.

Amy has additional experience working in a special developmental school in an education support role and has a strong interest in supporting children and teenagers with communication difficulties. She has experience using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) to increase participation and support meaningful communication outcomes.

Amy enjoys working with people of all ages, from paediatrics through to adults, and values the variety that comes with working across different practice areas. She is committed to meeting participants where they are at and working collaboratively to achieve individual, meaningful goals.