Master of Speech Pathology, University of Technology Sydney

Savyon values working closely with families and creating therapy that is enjoyable, meaningful, and tailored to each child. With a background in disability support work, she brings a compassionate, strengths-based perspective to her work with children and families. She is passionate about supporting children to develop communication in ways that suit their individual strengths, with a growing interest in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and is motivated by a strong desire to continue learning and contributing within the field. Savyon is driven by supporting children to express themselves in ways that feel authentic,
accessible, and work for them, while valuing all forms of communication, and finds it deeply meaningful to be part of a child’s support team as they grow and develop. Outside of work, Savyon enjoys cooking and baking, as well as creative hobbies such as hand embroidery and knitting.