About Georgia
What inspired you to become a Speechie?
I always knew that I wanted to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others, paired with my interest in health, It became clear that speech pathology would be the career for me. My passion for working with children only solidified this choice. The opportunity to empower young ones in their communication journey is truly fulfilling. Witnessing their growth and celebrating even the smallest victories alongside them is an experience that resonates with me.
Who do you like to work with?
I enjoy working with children and adolescents with a range of communication difficulties. I love collaborating with families and other health professionals to provide a child with the support they need.
What Is one of your greatest achievements?
My greatest achievement so far is definitely completing my university studies and choosing a career I am passionate about.
Watch Georgia at Work
Bubbles and Pop Up Pirate are definitely a classic I love to use in my sessions. I also love toys that can be used in imaginary play such as animals, dolls and pretend food.
In my spare time I enjoy spending time with friends and family, being at the beach and reading. I’m also a big ‘foodie’ and I love trying new restaurants and cafes.
- Speech Language Pathologist CPSP MSPA
- Bachelor of Health science (Hearing & Speech) at University of Sydney &
- Master of Speech Pathology at University of Technology Sydney
Professional Development
- Introduction to Child Sexual Abuse Training: Within the context of Primary Care – 2025
- Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Program – 2025
- Practical Strategies and Resources: Your Toolkit for Childhood Apraxia of Speech (Jennie Bjorem) – 2024
- Which Phonological Intervention Should I Choose? (Rebecca Reinking) – 2024
- DIR 101: An introduction to DIR and DIR Floor Time 2025
- Sounds Write Practitioner Training – 2025
- Introduction to Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy – 2026
