Robyn Burgess has her Master's Degree in Speech Language Pathology from the University of British Columbia. She has a professional interest in early language development (Birth - 5). She is Hanen certified and on the RASP list. She is skilled at helping children with communication devices and has experience working with complex children at the Centre for Ability in Vancouver. She can also work on pediatric swallowing disorders. She is passionate about working with families to see their young children thrive! Whether your child needs that boost to get their language going or needs more extensive supports, she is here to help! Play is at at the foundation of the care she provides.
phone: 778-772-4727
Natasha Richards works with school-aged children (6-18) on language and literacy skills (reading). She is a certified Dyslexia Practitioner in addition to her Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology. She uses a structured literacy approach as recommended by the International Dyslexia Association to provide treatment for language-based reading disorders such as Dyslexia. She believes in meeting a child where they are at and then giving them the skills to soar!
phone: 778-392-6598
Email: info@adventuresinspeech.com
Brittany Weber is a passionate Occupational Therapist with over ten years of pediatric experience whose approach centers around families, relationships, and the transformative power of play.
One of Brittany's greatest strengths lies in her ability to build strong and meaningful relationships with her clients and their families. She understands that trust and connection are the cornerstones of effective therapy, and she goes above and beyond to create a safe and nurturing environment where everyone feels valued and supported.
Outside of her work, Brittany finds inspiration exploring the great outdoors with her four children. She enjoys hiking, biking, and skiing in the mountains, soaking in the beauty of natural landscapes, and finding moments of peace and clarity in nature. These outdoor adventures not only rejuvenate her spirit but also inform her practice, as she recognizes the profound connection between physical activity and overall well-being.
With her compassionate heart, playful spirit, and commitment to family-centered care, she leaves a lasting impact wherever she goes.
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