Jesse Nerenberg
Jesse nerenberg, B.A. (Hons.), M.H.Sc. (SLP) Reg. CASLPO
Jesse Nerenberg is a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) with a diverse background in both the arts and healthcare. Holding a Master of Health Science (MHSc.) in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Toronto, he brings a unique blend of creativity and clinical expertise to his practice. Jesse's journey in speech-language pathology has been enriched by his previous experience as a professional actor, where he developed exceptional communication skills and a deep understanding of vocal dynamics. This background allows him to connect with clients on a personal level and tailor therapy sessions to their individual
needs.
He is particularly eager to collaborate with and support professional voice users, drawing from his extensive experience in both the performing arts and clinical settings to optimize vocal health and performance.
Mr. Nerenberg is currently accepting new clients for:
- voice therapy
- transgender and gender spectrum voice
- speech therapy
- lisps and "R" sounds
- stuttering (adult fluency)
- professional communication training
- accent modification
Some people who stutter are so good at masking their struggle with fluid speech that you would never know they stuttered.
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Curious about our recent event Dating On The Spectrum? Interested in participating in the future? Learn more here!
You might have noticed that the clinic shut down on June 22nd. Learn a little about what we did on that date here.