Claire is an accomplished principal speech pathologist, renowned for her expertise and dedication to the field of speech and language therapy. Her academic journey began at LMU University in Munich, Germany, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Therapy.

Eager to deepen her knowledge, she pursued a Master of Philosophy degree in Human Communication Science at Curtin University in Perth, supported by the prestigious DAAD scholarship.

With her strong academic background, Claire embarked on a professional career that has spanned two decades. She has worked in various settings, including the German Stuttering Association, providing her with a diverse range of experiences and a comprehensive understanding of different speech and language challenges. Her expertise covers a broad spectrum, including selective mutism therapy, stuttering, and animal-assisted therapy, as well as early childhood speech and language delays and adult voice disorders.

As a principal speech pathologist, Claire leads a team of dedicated professionals, guiding them with her extensive knowledge and compassionate approach. She is known for her ability to develop innovative treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each client. Her commitment to ongoing education and research ensures that she remains at the forefront of advancements in speech and language therapy. Claire is also the trainer of the clinic’s beloved therapy dog, which plays a vital role in animal-assisted therapy.

Through her leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to improving communication skills, Claire has made a significant impact on the lives of countless individuals, helping them to overcome their challenges and achieve their full potential.