Speech Pathologists

BSpPath (Hons), CPSP Natasha graduated as a speech pathologist from Latrobe University in 2004 with first class Honours (having undertaken her Honours’ project investigating voice in Parkinson’s Disease). She has over 18 years’ experience as a Speech Pathologist in the acute, sub acute and rehabilitation settings and has always maintained a strong interest and

Dr Jenni Oates is an extremely accomplished and world-renowned speech pathologist with over 40 years’ experience as a clinician, researcher and university lecturer in the field of the human voice and its disorders. She is a co-founder of the Melbourne Voice Analysis Centre, a multi-disciplinary diagnostic service for people with voice disorders and middle

PhD, MAppSC, Grad Dip Ed, BAppSc, FSPAA. Dr Debbie Phyland is a speech pathologist having primarily worked for the past 35 years in acute hospital settings, part-time lecturing at Latrobe, Melbourne and James Cook Universities in voice, neurological and dysphagia subjects and running her private voice practice. Debbie is also a music theatre singer-performer

Meaghan has been working as a Speech Pathologist since graduating from Latrobe University in 2002. Prior to commencing speech pathology, she completed a Bachelor of Music specialising in voice at the Victorian College of Arts. She has worked in various acute, sub-acute and neurological adult rehabilitation contexts. Meaghan also provides services to clients in

BSpPath (Hons), BMus (Perf), CPSP. Nicole has been working for over 18 years as a speech pathologist after graduating from La Trobe University in 2004 with first class Honours; completing research in the area of voice for which she won the Winston Rickards medal for ‘Best thesis of therapeutic principle and application in the