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Experience
Education
Jesse Nerenberg brings a varied and diverse set of experiences to his practice. A registered Speech-Language Pathologist (Reg. CASLPO) and member of Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC), he also draws on over a decade of experience as a professional actor, having performed on stages across Canada and the United States, as well as in television, film, and radio.
As a Speech-Language Pathologist, Jesse has worked with clients in the areas of voice, fluency and stuttering, accent expansion, articulation, and professional communication.
He holds a Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Toronto, where a pivotal part of his training took place during his final clinical practicum at the renowned Voice & Swallowing Clinic at St. Michael’s Hospital, In this setting, he gained valuable experience learning from some of the most skilled voice therapists in the country. 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
Jesse knows firsthand what it means to stand in front of a room full of people and deliver, having done so hundreds of times for audiences of up to 1,200 people. Working on improving clients’ presentation skills has been among his most gratifying experiences as a clinician.
No matter a client’s goals, he values making therapy concrete and accessible, helping clients gain a deeper understanding of their communication as a whole. Above all, Jesse strives to create a space where clients feel understood and supported.
Jesse wrote the articles listed below.
- How Frameworks Can Help Organize Your Thoughts
- Two Paths In Voice Therapy: Manual Voice Therapy and Resonance
- What Is Vocal Resonance?
- How To Support A Loved One In Speech Therapy
- Breath: Its Connection To The Voice & Easing Anxiety
- A Guide To Conversation Training Therapy
- The Power Of Emphasis: How It Clarifies Your Message
- Understanding Emotions Through Facial Expressions
- Understanding and Mastering English Vowel Sounds
- Voice: A Tool Or Hindrance?
- Essential Vocal Care For Video Game Voice-Over Actors
- Navigating Holiday Work Parties: A Guide
- What Kinds Of Speech Sounds Do We Make In English? Understanding Consonants
- Finding Your Flow In Speech Therapy: How Everything Works Together
- Speech As A Motor Activity
- The Power Of Straw Phonation: Exploring SOVT Exercises
- Overcoming Stage Fright: Insights from Speech-Language Pathology
- Hydration And Harmony: How Drinking Water Benefits Your Voice
- Combat the Fear of Public Speaking