About

I am a clinical speech therapist with a university degree in speech therapy, which I completed at Palacký University in Olomouc. I started my professional career in 2013 at the Clinical Speech Therapy Clinic and Litomyšl Hospital, and then worked at the LOGO s.r.o. Private Clinic in Brno.

I obtained my certification in clinical speech therapy in 2017 and in the same year I established my own clinical speech therapy clinic in Brno, focusing on diagnosis, therapy, and counseling in the field of impaired communication skills across all age groups. In 2022, the practice expanded to include a branch in Prague, where I work primarily and serve as the professional supervisor.

Since 2024, I have also been expanding my education by studying physiotherapy, which allows me to more comprehensively combine speech therapy with movement therapy and offer clients an interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation.

As part of my professional practice, I provide outpatient care, mainly in Prague, as well as providing speech therapy care in the home environment and collaborating with hospital departments. I also work as an external collaborator in the Chronicare Milovice intensive care unit. I also commute to Brno, mainly to treat patients with myofunctional disorders and as part of pre-orthodontic care.

I specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of swallowing disorders (dysphagia), dysarthria, fatigue disorders, voice disorders, and care for patients with tracheostomies. I work with both pediatric and adult clients, applying methods of orofacial rehabilitation, myofunctional therapy, and pre-orthodontic care using the MyOSA system. My professional activities also include supporting neurodevelopmental stimulation and motor development in children, using elements of sensory integration, and working with bilingual children.

The mission of the clinic I run is to provide comprehensive and highly specialized speech therapy care to a wide range of clients. I emphasize an individual approach, modern therapeutic procedures, and continuous professional education, which ensures the high quality of the services provided.

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I work as a clinical speech therapist. After completing my master’s degree at the Faculty of Education at Masaryk University, where I studied speech therapy and audiology, I completed my certification in clinical speech therapy in 2025. I am now the professional director of our clinic in Brno.

In my practice, I focus on working with children from an early age, especially those who suffer from delayed speech development, developmental dysphasia, speech disfluency, or pronunciation disorders. In addition, I provide comprehensive language and speech skills development, including myofunctional therapy and oral position therapy, for both children and adults. I am also trained to provide MyOSA® myofunctional aids. I specialize in working with patients with tracheostomies and swallowing disorders, whom I treat in intensive care.

I am constantly educating myself and improving my skills, as evidenced by the courses I have completed: a certified course in Swallowing Disorders, Oral Position Therapy (Talktools), the D. B. Elkonin Methodology for Language Development, and the KUMOT, KUPREV, and KUPOZ programs.

My professional goals are focused on further development in the field of clinical speech therapy, with an emphasis on an individual approach to each client and the integration of new methods and therapies to ensure the best possible care and support for both children and adult patients.

I work as a speech therapist in healthcare, currently in pre-certification training. I completed my master’s degree in Speech Therapy at Masaryk University in Brno, with a state final exam in speech therapy and deaf education.

In my practice, I work with both children and adult clients. I work with children from an early age who have delayed speech development, developmental dysphasia, autism spectrum disorder, or pronunciation disorders. I am qualified to use MyOSA® myofunctional appliances. In caring for adult clients, I specialize in working with patients with aphasia, dysarthria, tracheostomy, and swallowing disorders, whom I treat in intensive care.

I am continuously educating myself and actively incorporating new therapeutic approaches from the field of clinical speech therapy into my practice. I completed a one-year accredited qualification course in speech therapy in healthcare at Palacký University and also participated in the first module of a Czech sign language course at Tichý svět, o. p. s.

I always approach each client individually with respect for their needs and age. I take a comprehensive view of speech disorders, which is why I always focus on all areas related to speech and language development.

I obtained a bachelor’s degree in Speech Therapy and am currently continuing my master’s studies at Masaryk University in Brno. As part of my work at the clinic, I lead educational clubs for children and focus on speech therapy prevention, which I implement by visiting kindergartens. In my bachelor’s thesis, I focused on the topic of group speech therapy prevention in preschool children and created a set of group speech therapy exercises.

I have completed training in the KUMOT and Maxík programs and successfully completed Modules I and II of the accredited Czech Sign Language program at the Tichý svět organization. I am currently participating in an accredited qualification course in Speech Therapy in Healthcare at Palacký University in Olomouc.

I am a graduate of the master’s program in special education and the bachelor’s program
in Czech language and literature at Masaryk University. I gained professional experience as a
special educator in a speech therapy class at a kindergarten, at an elementary school, and while working with children with
autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and ADHD. I completed an accredited qualification
course in Speech Therapy in Healthcare at Charles University in Prague. My further professional
education includes a sign language course organized by the Czech Union of the Deaf and a course in
Neurodevelopmental Stimulation in School Practice I. In my work, I emphasize an individual approach,
a safe environment, and cooperation with the family. My goal is to support each client in their
communication development so that they can best fulfill their potential in everyday
life.

I am a highly qualified clinical speech-language pathologist (SLP) with over nine years of experience in various areas of patient care for all age groups.
I earned my master’s degree in communication disorders from Southern Connecticut State University and my bachelor’s degree in speech, language, and hearing sciences from the University of Connecticut, with minors in psychology and English.
I have spent most of my career at the renowned Yale-New Haven Hospital and Hospital for Special Care, where I focused on acute care, acute rehabilitation, and outpatient care. Although I specialize in working with adults, I also have extensive experience with pediatric patients, both inpatient and outpatient. My expertise includes neurogenic communication disorders, diagnosis and treatment of dysphagia and feeding disorders (particularly in complex cases of head and neck cancer and tracheostomy), and working with neurodegenerative diseases. Despite my specialization, I have general skills in treating pediatric articulation, feeding, and language disorders, as well as voice and cognitive disorders in adults.
In 2023, I participated in an international humanitarian mission in Ukraine, where I provided local SLP training and patient care in challenging war conditions.

I work as a speech therapist in healthcare and am focusing my professional career on specialized training in clinical speech therapy. I completed a master’s degree in speech therapy at the Faculty of Education of Charles University, where I successfully passed the state final exam in speech therapy, deaf education, and special education. I expanded my education with a one-year accredited qualification course in Speech Therapy in Healthcare at the First Faculty of Medicine of Charles University.

During my studies, I gained experience in various areas, such as outpatient clinics, schools, and hospitals. After completing my studies, I joined an outpatient clinic as a speech therapist in healthcare. Here, I work with children and adult clients with impaired communication skills. I also work as a speech therapy club instructor at a private kindergarten.

I regularly attend professional development courses to deepen my knowledge. I have completed Modules I and II of Czech Sign Language at the Tichý svět organization, as well as courses in Sign to Speech, the Maxík Stimulation Program, and Language Skills Training according to D. B. Elkonin. My goal is to support clients on their journey to developing communication skills and to find the right form of therapy for each of them. For this reason, I emphasize a respectful, empathetic, and individual approach.