About Speech pathology

Speech pathologists are university-qualified health professionals who help children and adults with communication and swallowing difficulties.

They assess, diagnose, and treat challenges with speech sounds, language development, literacy, fluency, voice, and feeding or swallowing, supporting clearer communication and everyday participation.

Bibi graduated from Griffith University with a Master of Speech Pathology in 2015 and has spent her career working in community practice across the Ipswich region, alongside providing teletherapy support to families nationwide.

She has a strong passion for early intervention and supporting clients through key life transitions, including adolescence and adulthood. Bibi brings extensive experience working with children with complex communication and swallowing needs, particularly within community-based settings.

Living with disability herself, Bibi offers a genuinely empathetic, practical, and relationship-centred approach to therapy. Outside of work, she can usually be found spending time with her chooks, reading, or cooking her favourite Malaysian dishes.