I am a speech pathologist, a clinic director, a mentor and a mum. I have been working with children, families and therapists for close to twenty years, and what continues to matter most to me is connection.

When people feel genuinely understood, they grow. When children feel safe in a room, their communication opens up. When therapists feel supported, their confidence rises. And when parents feel heard, they exhale.

I was born and raised in Zimbabwe and much of who I am comes from those early years. Life there taught me resourcefulness, creativity and the importance of family staying together through difficult times. These values follow me into every room I walk into and every decision I make in this practice.

I started Perth Hills Allied Health with a seven month old on my hip and a deep desire to create therapy spaces that felt gentle. I never wanted children to feel pressured or rushed. I wanted families to feel welcomed and respected. I wanted a practice where connection was at the centre of everything. And I wanted therapists to grow in a way that felt aligned with who they are, not who they think they should be.