Grace Garner, Speech Pathologist
Grace Garner
Grace is a dedicated speech pathologist who graduated from the University of Queensland. She is passionate about supporting children and their families, with a special interest in fluency, neurodiverse-affirming practice and literacy. Grace understands the importance of creating a comfortable and supportive environment where children can thrive.
Taking a family-centred approach, she works closely with parents and caregivers to tailor therapy to each child’s unique needs. Grace is trained in the Lidcombe Program for early stuttering, the Sounds-Write program for literacy, and the Hanen – More Than Words program, equipping her with evidence-based strategies to help children and families build their confidence in communication. She is committed to making therapy engaging, effective, and a positive experience for both children and their families.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Speech Pathology from the University of Queensland
Grace has also specialist training and qualifications in the following areas:
- Lidcombe Program: Early years stuttering intervention
- Clinical Procedures for School-Age Children who stutter 7-12 years
- Fluency Foundations: Holistic stuttering therapy
- Sounds-Write: Structured Synthetic Phonics Intervention
- Hanen: More Than Words
- Brisbane Feeding Clinic: Feeding Assessment and Intervention Workshop
- Ellyn Satter Institute: Feeding Children – Success is in the Details Workshop
Grace has a special interest in the following clinical areas:
- Fluency
- Neuro-affirming practice
- Literacy
