Angela is a communication health assistant working with school-aged children in private practice at Centrepointe Professional Services in Ottawa, Ontario. She holds a BA from Queen’s University and received her SLP-A Graduate Diploma from MacEwan University.
Angela adores her role as a speech-language pathologist assistant and is devoted to providing high-quality therapy to client families. She enthusiastically pursues opportunities for continued professional education and strives to make every session engaging, rewarding and fun for the children and teens she works with.
Angela has long been a champion of speech and language initiatives at local, provincial, national and international levels.
As a researcher, she is looking forward to presenting findings from the CAS Family Questionnaire research study, led by S-LPs from the University of Sydney and Vermont University.
She is a five-time presenter at the Apraxia Kids Conference and has spoken about literacy, home practice, social relationships, and family perspectives in the context of childhood apraxia of speech. Highlights of her volunteer contributions include supporting Apraxia Kids as Canadian Ambassador, serving as Chair of the registered non-profit Apraxia Kids Canada, and serving as a committee member for Speech-Langugage & Audiology Canada.
