We are a passionate team of speech pathologists providing services for people with complex communication needs.
Meet our Team
Amy Litton
DIRECTOR I SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CPSP
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Amy has worked in the disability sector within private, government and non for profit services for over 20 years. She has also worked with suppliers of assistive technology. She has experience with a wide range of assistive technologies and AAC systems including PODD, Grid 3, Proloquo2Go, LAMP, Unity, TD Snap. Amy’s experience includes working with many alternative access AAC users including switching, eye gaze and partner assisted scanning. Amy works part-time for ProAACtive spending the rest of the time with her young family. She is also a director of the non for profit Bridge Assistive.
Kayla Chapman
DIRECTOR I SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CPSP
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Kayla has worked in the disability sector within private and non for profit services for over 10 years. She has experience with a wide range of assistive technologies and AAC systems including Grid 3, PODD, TouchChat, LAMP, TD Snap and more. Kayla is experienced in working with a range of access methods, with a particular interest in eye gaze, switching and partner assisted scanning. Kayla enjoys running AAC training and supporting AAC users and their caregivers to reach their communication goals. Kayla works part-time for ProAACtive.
Ana Carvajal
SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CPSP
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Ana has been a practicing Speech Pathologist for over 4 years. During this time, she has worked in the disability sector for non-for profit organisations. She is passionate about early intervention, ASD, multilingualism and supporting clients with complex communication needs. She has experience with different communication systems, including LAMP, TD snap, WordPower, Proloquo2Go, Grid3 and PODD. Ana enjoys working collaboratively with clients and their support team to implement strategies that foster communication and participation. Ana works part time for ProAACtive and part time for Link Assistive, supplier of assistive technologies.
Lisa Gore
SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CPSP
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Lisa has worked in the disability sector within schools, private and non for profit services over the past 7 years. She has experience with a wide range of assistive technologies and AAC systems including TD Snap, PODD, Grid 3 and more. Lisa has had the opportunity to work with children and adults using a range of alternative access methods. Lisa works part-time for ProAACtive and for Australian supplier Link Assistive. Lisa enjoys supporting individuals and their communication partners to communicate and engage in interactions wherever that may be.
Carissa Chui
SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CPSP
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Carissa has been a speech pathologist for 4 years and has worked in the disability sector within schools and private practice. She firmly believes that everyone has the capacity to express themselves, and she is committed to working towards increasing access to communication for her clients. Carissa enjoys learning and is constantly engaging in professional development to ensure that she provides a service that will leave a positive impact on her clients' everyday lives. Carissa has experience with different communication systems including LAMP, TD snap, WordPower, Proloquo2Go and PODD. Having previously worked as an educator in Singapore, Carissa enjoys working collaboratively with families and other allied health professionals, and she believes that a multidisciplinary approach is essential for a successful communication journey.
Carissa is currently the WA representative for AGOSCI.
Georgia Campbell
SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CPSP
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Georgia has been a Speech Pathologist for 5 years and has worked in the disability sector for non for-profit organisations. She has experience with assistive technologies including the TD Pilot and voice amplifiers and AAC systems such as Grid 3 and Communicator 5. Georgia has worked with both children and adults, using various access methods including switching, eye gaze and partner assisted scanning. Georgia enjoys setting individuals up with AAC systems to support their inclusion and independence. Georgia works part time for ProAACtive and part time for the community driven organisation, AGOSCI.
Anna Scott
SPEECH PATHOLOGIST CPSP
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Anna is a dedicated Speech Pathologist with five years of experience working in the not‑for‑profit sector, supporting children and young people with a wide range of disabilities and communication needs. She is passionate about helping children build meaningful, functional communication skills and supporting families to feel confident and empowered in their daily interactions.
Anna has experience with a variety of communication systems, including TD Snap, LAMP, WordPower, Grid, and PODD and enjoys helping clients find the AAC systems that best support their strengths and goals. She values collaborative practice and works closely with families, educators and other professionals to implement strategies that promote participation, autonomy and connection.
Anna is committed to evidence‑based practice and ongoing professional learning and she finds great joy in celebrating each client’s communication successes.