Kendra Wormald holds a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Sciences (Brock University) and a Masters of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (McMaster University). She is a CASLPO-registered Speech-Language Pathologist and a member of Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC).

Kendra helps clients maximize their communication potential in a safe, empowering space. Her therapy is strengths-based and collaborative while focused on practical skills that create meaningful, lasting change.

Sessions with Kendra are neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive while honouring your identity, values, and lived experience. No matter your background or goals, you will be supported to communicate as your most authentic self. 

With an adaptable and broad skill set, Kendra supports communicators across various contexts and areas of challenge. She has specific interest in professional communication, speech fluency and clarity, accent expansion and communication confidence. She has extensive experience supporting high-profile, high-stakes communicators, along with speakers sharpening everyday skills for work, school, and community life. 

Kendra engages in regular advanced training, case consultation, and reflective practice. She ensures that your therapy plan aligns with the strongest, most recent evidence, combined with what matters most to you.

Above all, Kendra is an understanding advocate for equitable, person-centred care. She partners with clients to set individualized, functional goals to achieve results that carry beyond the session.

Kendra wrote the articles listed below.

• How Stress Affects Your Voice
• Overall Tone: When Words Aren’t Enough
• Reframing Conflict As Collaboration
• Accent Vs. Identity
• Stuttering, Redefined: From Fixing Speech To Honoring The Speaker
• Sleep Well, Speak Well
• Not Just For Kids: How Speech Therapy Helps Adults Thrive
• Bilingualism And The Better Brain
• Preparing for Speech-Language Therapy
• Workplace Communication
• Autism Spectrum Disorder: Perspectives From A Neurodiversity-Affirming SLP Part 2
• Autism Spectrum Disorder: Perspectives From A Neurodiversity-Affirming SLP Part 1
• ADHD: Perspectives From A Neurodiversity-Affirming SLP – Part 3
• ADHD: Perspectives From A Neurodiversity-Affirming SLP – Part 2
• ADHD: Perspectives From A Neurodiversity-Affirming SLP – Part 1
• What to Expect: Initial Consultation
• Speech-Language Therapy: Areas of Service
• The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Speech Therapy: Part 2
• The Value of a Collaborative Approach
• The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Speech Therapy
• How To Build Habits
• Dysphagia And Other Hard To Swallow Truths
• Chairing A Meeting: Communication Considerations
• Bridging the Gap: Mental Health & Speech-Language Pathology
• The Silent Communicator: Body Language In The Virtual Realm
• Multiple Sclerosis, From The Scope Of An SLP
• Brain And Head And Neck Cancer From The Scope Of An SLP
• Parkinson’s Disease From The Scope Of An SLP
• Alzheimer’s Disease From The Scope Of An SLP
• Neurodegenerative Conditions and Communication
• Seeing The Value Of Eye Contact
• Communication and Authority
• CBT in Speech, social and/or Voice Therapy
• Finding The Words And Getting Them Out
• Transitioning Back To the Workplace
• Back To School Challenges
• Concussion And Communication
• The Role Emotion Plays On Communication And Professional Development