About Us

Speech and language therapist
Designated Safeguarding Lead

Lucy qualified as a speech and language therapist in 2015 and has experience working with children in both health and education sectors, in the UK and overseas in New Zealand. Lucy is passionate about creating communication-friendly environments and working with parents, carers and teachers to support children with speech and language difficulties. Lucy is a mum of three and understands the pressures parents face and the importance of getting the best help for little ones, and bigger ones!

Qualifications

o MSc Speech and Language Therapy, University of Essex

o Member of the Health and Care Professional Council

o Member of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists

o Member of the Association of Speech and Language Therapists in Independent Practice

o Fully police checked as part of the Disclosure and Barring Service Update Service

Speech and language therapist

Sophie qualified as a speech and language therapist in 2023 and has experience working with children and adults with learning disabilities. As an Autistic speech therapist, with a history of stammering, Sophie brings a unique perspective to the profession. Her personal experience with autism allows her to connect deeply with her clients as she understands their challenges, communication struggles, and the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment. Sophie strives to empower her clients to express themselves effectively and confidently. Together, we can work towards unlocking their full potential, ensuring that their voices are heard and understood by the world around them.

Qualifications

o BSc Speech and Language Therapy, Birmingham City University

o Member of the Health and Care Professional Council

o Certified member of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists

o Fully police checked as part of the Disclosure and Barring Service Update Service

Speech and language therapy assistant

Izzy is currently studying Special Education Needs and Disabilities studies with aims of pursuing a career in speech and language therapy after graduation. Izzy has first hand experience working with children and adults with learning disabilities, physical difficulties and metal health conditions. Izzy first wanted to work in this field due to her experience growing up with an Autistic older sister with learning difficulties, as she witnessed the impact on her sisters education journey and the family as a whole. This has driven her passion for inclusive practices and advocating for peoples right to communicate and be heard.