About Us
Meet Hannah
Hannah has recently moved back to the Riverina, where she grew up. Hannah studied at Charles Sturt University in Albury and is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist. She has worked within multiple private practices and has supported children in school, preschool, home and community settings.
Hannah has a keen interest in working with neurodivergent children and their families. She is passionate about providing education and support to enable children to participate and form meaningful connections across environments. Hannah enjoys working with a child and their family to support alternative and augmentative communication options, such as high tech communication devices and key word sign. She also has a keen interest in natural language acquisition and gestalt language processing. Hannah utilises a play-based approach where fun, safety and connection is always the main priority.
Our Values
Neurodiversity Affirming
Connected Kids embraces all neurotypes and utilises strengths and special interests to support learning and joy within sessions.
Collaborative Care
No one knows your child better than you do! Connected Kids is passionate about working with you and your family, as well as other important people in your child’s life, so your child is being supported 24/7.
Positive Relationships
Connected Kids recognises the importance of nurturing connection (hence the name!) and a safe space for your child to learn, grow and experience joy.
We pay respect to the traditional Wiradjuri owners of the land in which we live and work.