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Founder of Happy Days Speech & Language TherapyGemma is a dedicated speech pathologist with a Bachelor's degree in Speech Pathology from the UK. She brings a wealth of experience from working in both special educational needs settings and community-based programs, where she has supported individuals across a wide range of speech and language challenges. Gemma’s areas of experience include working in the areas of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), speech sound disorders, language development, stuttering, voice and social communication. She also has significant experience working with minimally speaking and non-speaking children, as well as providing early intervention services to support children from 18 months and above.
Gemma is deeply committed to delivering personalised, client-centered care. She works closely with clients and their families to develop tailored treatment plans that address each individual’s unique needs and goals. Known for her compassionate and empowering approach, Gemma focuses on building confidence and fostering effective communication. Her ultimate goal is to help clients reach their full potential, both in therapy and in everyday life.
About
Practice Areas
We are committed to embracing neurodiversity-affirming practices to support a wide range of speech and language needs, including:
Speech sound disorders
Expressive language difficulties
Receptive language difficulties
School readiness
Stuttering
Voice disorders
AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) users
Minimally speaking and non-speaking children
Early intervention
Values
Respect for Each Child
We celebrate every child’s unique communication style and needs, embracing their differences to help them thrive.
Empathy and Support
We listen with compassion and work to create a safe, encouraging environment for growth.
Family Involvement
We believe in working closely with you and your family to reinforce therapy goals and make progress together.
Research-Based Methods
We use proven, effective strategies backed by the latest research to help your child succeed.
Empowerment and Advocacy
We encourage children to be active participants in their therapy, helping them build confidence in their communication.
Holistic Approach
We look at the whole child—considering their emotional, social, and cognitive needs, not just their speech or language.