Rachel has worked exclusively at Therapy Matters since graduating from Griffith University, where she was honoured to receive the prestigious Clinical Excellence award from the speech pathology faculty.

Rachel has had a diversity of experiences at Therapy Matters including clinic services for toddlers to adolescents, school-based services for children with speech, language and literacy difficulties and community-based services for disadvantaged and vulnerable children in the Murwillumbah region.

Rachel’s previous career in the field of health promotion has reinforced her passion for early intervention and education of members of the community about communication difficulties and their impact.

Rachel enjoys presenting workshops to early childhood educators and teachers to enhance their understanding and skills of children with speech, language and literacy disorders.

Rachel is a caring, dedicated and diligent speech pathologist who is keen to work together with parents to meet the needs of children and adolescents with a diverse range of communication and learning difficulties.

Rachel is a member of our leadership team at Therapy Matters providing strategic advice to enhance our service and developing clinical practice guidelines to support our high standard of clinical excellence across our clinical team. Rachel provides clinical and professional supervision to our team and external clinicians using supervision and leadership training from Michelle Bihary. She was proud to present at the SPA Conference in 2026 on the topic of “The value of best practice supervision: Practical strategies to enhance clinical excellence and thriving therapists”.

Rachel became a qualified speech pathologist in 2014.

She has completed further training in:

Rachel sees clients at our West Burleigh Clinic Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays