Our Team

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Jenna is a speech pathologist who works with children and young people who may not rely on speech alone to understand or be understood. Jenna has extensive practical experience exploring a range of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tools and strategies. Whilst the way someone communicates is up to them, the success of the communication interaction is about the partners they have around them. Jenna believes the real transformation comes when you focus on an AAC Communicator’s unique environments. Jenna has presented her work at both national and international conferences on the topics of family centred practice in AAC, the value of caregiver AAC training programs, and implementing AAC within early intervention. She is completing a Masters of Disability and Inclusion at Deakin University with a special interest in Inclusive Education for AAC Communicators. Jenna looks forward to supporting the Talk my Talk community.

Kylie is a parent of an AAC user, kylie has over 8 years’ experience in AAC use and it not being used. Kylie is acutely aware of barriers and the benefits of AAC in both its paper based and electronic forms. Kylie is a big believer in AAC creating meaningful communication as a communication partner, by putting yourself in the AAC users shoes and learn to Talk my Talk. As an active member in the AAC community, Kylie has presented in several national and international AAC conferences on the importance of therapist - parent relationship’s and getting it right. Having over 25+ years in training and education, and wanting to be a want to be speech pathologist, she has now combined her experience with AAC and education