Meet our Therapists

Bec Udy, Speech Pathologist
 

Bec Udy

Speech Pathologist, MSPA CPSP
Director

Languages: English
Work Days: Monday to Friday

Bec graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology) (Honours). She is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist, registered as a member of Speech Pathology Australia. Bec is also Hanen Certified to provide the It Takes Two to Talk program for children with language delays.

Bec has experience in providing assessment and therapy in a range of settings, including the clinical setting, in preschools, schools and clients’ homes.

Bec is passionate about working with children with speech sound disorders, language delays, stuttering and literacy difficulties. She believes that family and client-centred therapy is the best way for children to achieve their communication goals.

Bec individualises therapy programs for each client, making sure that every visit is fun and engaging for everyone involved!

In her spare time, Bec enjoys music, being active, cooking, and spending time with her family and cat.

Areas of Interest:

  • Speech Sound Delays

  • Childhood Apraxia of Speech/CAS (Trained in DTTC and ReST)

  • Stuttering (Trained in the Lidcombe, Westmead and Oakville programs)

  • Language Delays: Late talkers, preschool and school aged (Hanen Certified- It Takes Two to Talk)

  • Literacy Delays (Trained in the Sounds-Write program)

 
 

Eva Lo

Speech Pathologist, MSPA CPSP

Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin (Conversational)
Work Days: Wednesday and Friday

Eva is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist, registered with Speech Pathology Australia, and holds a Master of Speech Pathology from Macquarie University.

Eva has supported children and families across private and community settings, developing a thoughtful and flexible approach to therapy. She focuses on creating engaging sessions that are responsive to each child’s interests, strengths, and communication goals. Eva enjoys working closely with families, supporting parents with practical strategies that fit naturally into everyday routines and help build confidence beyond the clinic.

Areas of Interest:

  • Speech Sound Delays

  • Preschool language (Ages 3-5)

  • Early Intervention (Ages 1-3)

  • Stuttering

 

 
 
 

Sayjel Patel-Ratnam

Speech Pathologist, MSPA CPSP

Languages: English
Work Days: Thursday and Friday

Sayjel holds a Bachelor of Science in Speech and Language Therapy (First Class Honours) from City University, London. She is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist and is registered with Speech Pathology Australia. She has completed additional training in the Hanen It Takes Two to Talk program and the Sounds Write literacy program.

Sayjel has experience working across a range of settings, including both mainstream and specialist schools. She has collaborated closely with educators and allied health professionals to support children’s communication needs. Most recently, she worked in London, delivering school-based speech pathology services.

Sayjel brings a warm, inclusive, and playful approach to her sessions. She values strong partnerships with families and works collaboratively with parents to support their child’s development at home.

Areas of Interest:

  • Speech Sound Delays

  • Preschool language (Ages 3-5)

  • Early Intervention (Ages 1-3): Hanen Trained It Takes Two to Talk

  • Literacy Delays (Reading and writing): Sounds Write Trained

 
 

Rachel Cheng

Speech Pathologist, MSPA CPSP

Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin (Conversational)
Work Days: Thursday and Friday

Rachel holds a Bachelor of Speech Pathology from the University of Sydney and is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist, registered with Speech Pathology Australia. She has pursued additional training in Hanen It Takes Two to Talk, Motif literacy training, and neurodiversity affirming approaches to therapy.

Rachel has worked across a variety of settings, including private practice and community-based services. Most recently, she spent time in Hong Kong, where she enjoyed providing bilingual Speech Pathology sessions and supporting families in diverse cultural contexts.

Rachel brings an inclusive, empathetic, and playful approach to all of her therapy sessions. She values collaboration with families to empower parents to support their child’s development at home.

Areas of Interest:

  • Speech Sound Delays

  • Preschool language (Ages 3-5)

  • Early Intervention (Ages 1-3)

  • Literacy Delays (Reading and writing)