Alyce is a passionate Speech Pathologist who completed her Master of Speech Pathology degree at La Trobe University in Victoria in 2020. Alyce grew up in regional Victoria before moving to Adelaide in 2021, where she has since worked as a paediatric speech pathologist across a range of settings. Her experience includes private practice in Adelaide, as well as FIFO work supporting children and young people across rural and remote communities throughout SA, NSW & VIC. Alyce is excited to join the Life Skills Hub team in 2026 as the team’s first Speech Pathologist!
 

Alyce is dedicated to supporting young people with disabilities to build their communication skills and confidence, helping them to work towards their goals, reach their full potential and thrive in their everyday life. She enjoys working collaboratively with families and wider support teams to support an individual’s communication across their everyday environments. Alyce believes therapy should be a safe, fun and engaging space where clients feel supported to be themselves and celebrate their strengths and achievements.

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Alyce is guided by a neurodiversity-affirming approach, focusing on what each young person does well and finding ways to build their communication and confidence around their interests, strengths and individual needs.​

 

Alyce has special interests in:

• Speech Sound Development

• Language Development

• Social Communication

• Literacy

• Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

• Neuroaffirming practice

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Alyce has and continues to seek training in:

• Feeding Therapy

• Fluency and Stuttering

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What made you want to become an Allied Health Assistant / Mentor / Clinician?

I’ve always loved working with children and I find it so rewarding being able to support them as they learn, grow and reach goals that are meaningful to them and their families. I love seeing their little wins and being part of those moments.

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What are some of your favourite activities to do in your free time?

Travelling, spending time with my family and friends, reading, eating chocolate, and going to reformer pilates.

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What is your favourite quote?

“Dream big, work hard, stay focused and surround yourself with good people”
“In a world where you can be anything, be kind!”

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What is the most interesting place you have been?

I’ve been lucky enough to travel to lots of different countries, but my favourite experience would have to be my recent volunteering trips to South Africa and Thailand where I volunteered at local schools, helping to teach children English. The experiences were so rewarding, and it was incredible to meet and work with such positive and enthusiastic children, while also learning about their culture and schooling.