Clinical Director | Principal Speech Therapist

Evelyn is an experienced speech therapist specialising in neurological rehabilitation. She is the founder of Aphasia SG, Singapore’s first non-profit supporting persons with aphasia.

Principal Speech Therapist

Elysia is a speech therapist and educator specialising in dysphagia, speech, and cognitive-communication disorders. She also teaches at the National University of Singapore.

Principal Speech Therapist

Geraldine specialises in geriatric speech therapy, supporting clients with strokes, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia. She also conducts caregiver and professional training on feeding and communication strategies.

Principal Speech Therapist

Siew Wei has over a decade of experience as a speech therapist in swallowing and communication disorders, particularly in neurological conditions. She also consults on the EatSafe SG initiative.

Principal Speech Therapist

Jun is an experienced speech therapist specialising in fluency disorders and dysphagia. With over a decade of practice across hospitals, community health centres, and private clinics, she also contributes to research and clinical education, mentoring future therapists.

Senior Speech Therapist

Anuja focuses on swallowing and acquired communication disorders in adults. She takes a personalised approach to rehabilitation, helping clients regain confidence in daily communication.

Senior Speech Therapist

Francesca has worked with both adults and children across community hospitals, early intervention centres, and special education schools. She is passionate about helping clients improve their communication and swallowing skills, supporting them to participate fully in daily life and routines.

Senior Speech Therapist

Jialing specialises in managing swallowing and communication disorders in hospital, nursing home, and community care settings. She is committed to delivering evidence-based care and actively mentors students and junior therapists to grow clinical skills.

Senior Speech Therapist

Liyana supports adults with swallowing and communication challenges from conditions such as dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and stroke. She believes in person- and family-centred care, empowering clients and caregivers to stay engaged in meaningful daily activities.