Haley completed her Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics at McGill University in 2017 before graduating from the Master of Health Sciences Program in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Toronto in 2020. She is appointed as a Clinical Instructor with the University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine. She now lives and works on beautiful Gabriola Island, just a 25-minute ferry ride from Nanaimo, BC.
Haley’s SLP career began in School District #62 (Sooke) where she collaborated with a large district team to support school-aged children with a variety of communication disorders. Haley also has experience working with adult clients with communication needs resulting from a brain injury, stroke, or neurological condition.
Haley has had the opportunity to collaborate with adults eager to enhance their workplace communication skills. Haley has seamlessly integrated principles of professional communication into her practice, catering to diverse audiences such as school district staff and people navigating return-to-work following a brain injury or stroke. With her dynamic therapy approach, Haley addresses a variety of professional communication skills concurrently. She loves helping people refine their enunciation, master pausing and pacing, build confidence and assertiveness, and use non-verbal cues to level-up their communication skills. Moreover, Haley's experience extends to accent modification services, where she helps clients achieve proficiency with speech patterns typical to Canadian English and helps them build confidence in their communication endeavours. Haley enjoys working with clients to establish mutual goals and develop engaging therapy programs. She is committed to a career of lifelong learning and dedication to her valued clients.
Haley speaks conversational French. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, hiking, lifting weights, and sewing.
