Accepting clients onto waitlist!
Communication is at the heart of how we connect, build relationships, and express who we are. Find the support to navigate communication in a neurotypical world, without losing yourself along the way.
2-18 years old
Gestalt Language Processing
Authentic Social Communication Support
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
Motor Speech Disorders (ReST, DTTC)
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Executive Functioning/Cognitive Communication
PLAY Project Consultant
Licensed by the College of Health & Care Professionals of BC
Member of Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC)
Member of Speech and Hearing BC
Director of Social Media and Chair for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Working Group for Speech and Hearing BC (2025 to present)
Director-Student for SAC (2023)
Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP)
Registered with the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia (CHCPBC)
Through my own journey of self-discovery with neurodivergence and cultural identity, I bring a holistic approach in shaping communication support, whether this be with prioritizing self advocacy in communication, learning to use an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device, or learning how to navigate unmasking your authentic communication style in a neurotypical world.
I work together with families and clients to support them in working towards what meaningful communication looks like for them, rather than shaping to fit a neurotypical mold.
Working with teens and youth is a particular area of specialization of mine where I don't hide behind a "professional" persona, inviting and sharing authenticity in whatever form it comes in - giggles, cringe, memes, all of it.
I am deeply committed to using my own experiences with neurodivergence to empower others in their right to communication, however they may choose.
Home-based services are offered to clients in East Vancouver and Burnaby.
Support can be provided to clients in independent schools or preschools/daycares.
Online Google Meets sessions bring accessible and flexible support directly to your home.
Email danib.slp@gmail.com with you and/or your child's information or fill out the inquiry form.
You will be contacted to schedule your initial parent interview meeting. This will be a virtual meeting with just the caregivers present where we discuss you or your child's history, support areas, and how we can collaborate from here.
A consent form will be sent and must be signed before beginning the initial assessment session. Please also inform of any funding sources that will be used for billing purposes.
After deciding on a session format (at home, community, or virtual) book your first session and we will begin your child's journey! Regular/reserved times can be arranged so you have consistent, ongoing support at a time reserved for you on the same day and time each week.