Nimra Khan

NIMRA KHAN, M.SC. (SLP) REG. CASLPO

Nimra Khan, M.SC. (SLP) REG. CASLPO, is a registered Speech-Language Pathologist who completed her M.Sc. in Speech and Language Therapy from the University of Reading (England). She completed the Honours Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science of Language from McMaster University. Nimra completed training in the behaviour therapy field by obtaining a Graduate Certificate in Behavioural Science and working intensively as a therapist with individuals with ASD and ADHD.

Having worked with WellSaid since 2021, Nimra has experience supporting adults in various vocations such as managers, directors, engineers, nurses, doctors, professors, teachers, students, and more. 

Nimra is able to use a holistic approach and wants to ensure that SLP support is individualized to fit into the daily life of each client, from voice therapy, to lisps, social communication and more. She speaks English and Urdu and has basic knowledge of Japanese and Korean sound systems.   

Additional training 

  • PROMPT Level 1 (motor speech) 

  • PECS Level 1 (visual support for communication) 

Ms. Khan is currently accepting new clients for:

  • accent modification
  • lisps, “R”, and other sound difficulties
  • voice therapy (including Muscle Tension Dysphonia, changes in voice quality, volume difficulties, and more)
  • stuttering (adult fluency)
  • voice feminization
  • aphasia
  • Parkinson’s
  • Multiple sclerosis (MS)
  • Communication after brain injury
  • professional communication (ex. Concise speech, presentation skills, verbal and non verbal communication at work, appropriate written communication, and more)
  • social communication, especially related to ADHD and ASD

 
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