Speech Language Pathologist and Founder

Hi! I’m Monica, the owner and lead Speech-Language Pathologist at Blume Speech and Language Therapy. I’m multilingual and passionate about helping people communicate in ways that are meaningful to them.

My clinical focus includes supporting autistic children, Gestalt Language Processors, and individuals with complex communication needs—while also happily working with children with more typical speech and language goals.

I also work with adults post-stroke and those experiencing swallowing or feeding disorders. At Blume, every session is tailored to meet each client where they are, nurture their strengths, and help them blossom in communication and confidence.

Outside of work, you’ll find me walking my dog, experimenting with sourdough bakes, or dreaming up new therapy ideas over coffee. I started this practice with a big vision: to create a space where clients and families feel seen, supported, and truly heard — and every day, I’m grateful to bring that vision to life.

Registered Behaviour Analyst (R.B.A)

Chelsea is a Registered Behaviour Analyst (R.B.A) & a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA). While Chelsea was completing her Bachelors of Social Work from the University of Windsor, she began working in group home settings, supporting adults with exceptionalities. This is where Chelsea found her passion for supporting this population. Chelsea went on to get a post-grad certificate in autism and behavioural science. She then completed a masters in special education, with a focus in applied behaviour analysis from Arizona State University.

Chelsea has 8 years of expirience working with individuals with neurodivergence in both clinical and home environments. Chelsea has supported children, youth and adults as a behaviour therapist and as an RBA.

Chelsea is passionate about providing assent-based ABA services that support the individual needs of the person and their support system. Chelsea approaches services from a bio-psycho-social lens and aims to help individuals build the skills they need to live a meaningful life.

With a heart full of compassion and a passion for enhancing lives, Sabrina is a dedicated instructor therapist whose work goes far beyond basic support. With years of hands-on experience in a range of care environments, she has made it her mission to ensure that every individual she supports—whether a senior, child, or young adult—feels valued, engaged, and cared for.

Sabrina blends academic knowledge with real-world experience to deliver care that is both empathetic and effective. She is well-versed in behavioural intervention strategies, personal safety protocols, and individualized support planning. She excels at creating and implementing engaging, evidence-based learning experiences that promote growth, independence, and meaningful connections for individuals of all abilities.

Known for her warm communication style and inclusive client-centred approach, Sabrina thrives in dynamic environments where adaptability and attention to detail are key. Whether facilitating a one-on-one session, leading a group workshop, or supporting clients through behavioural challenges, she brings a blend of professionalism, empathy, and creativity to every interaction.

Meet Martina, our enthusiastic Speech Pathology Assistant! With a knack for making therapy fun and engaging, she brings a playful spirit to every session. Martina has a background in child development and a passion for helping individuals find their voice. Whether it's through games, stories, or creative activities, she crafts customized approaches that encourage learning and growth. Always ready with a smile and a sprinkle of patience, Martina supports our clients in reaching their speech and communication goals—one joyful session at a time!

Katie is a compassionate and skilled Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) and Instructor Therapist with over 3 years of experience in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and 1 year as an SLPA. She has worked with children and adults supporting a wide range of speech, language, and behavioural needs.

Her background includes working with individuals with autism, those experiencing speech delays, language disorders, and behavioural challenges. Katie is experienced in diverse settings including clinical practice, schools, and in-home support, allowing her to adapt interventions to meet the unique needs of every client.

Katie believes that meaningful progress starts with meaningful connection. Whether she’s helping a child find their voice, supporting an adult in strengthening communication skills, or working with families to implement behaviour strategies, she approaches each interaction with empathy, patience, and a deep respect for every individual’s journey.