Nimra Khan, M.SC. (SLP) REG. CASLPO, is a registered Speech-Language Pathologist with experience supporting adults and young adults with a wide range of communication goals. She holds a Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy from the University of Reading in England and an Honours Bachelor of Arts in
Cognitive Science of Language from McMaster University. Nimra also completed a Graduate Certificate in
Behavioural Science and has worked extensively with individuals with autism and ADHD.

Since joining WELL SAID in 2021, Nimra has supported clients with speech clarity and articulation, lisps
and other speech sound differences, accent expansion, voice and fluency, voice feminization, professional communication, and social communication. Nimra has experience supporting many working
professionals in high-pressure situations, including meetings, presentations, interviews, and other settings where clear and confident communication is essential.

Nimra’s approach is collaborative, evidence-based, and tailored to each client. She integrates current
research, clinical expertise, and the client’s individual priorities while considering both the overt and covert
aspects of communication. Overt aspects may include speech production, voice, pacing, organization of ideas, and communication behaviours. Covert aspects may include communication effort, confidence,
avoidance, and self-perception. Sessions may incorporate education, guided practice, personalized
feedback, and practical strategies connected to the client’s everyday experiences.

Nimra strives to create a warm and respectful environment where clients feel comfortable experimenting,
asking questions, and building their skills. Her goal is to help each person communicate in a way that feels clear, effective, and authentic. Nimra speaks English and Urdu and has foundational knowledge of Japanese and Korean sound systems through university-level and independent study.

Nimra wrote the articles listed below.

• Why Do I Sound Different in Recordings, and What Can My Voice Teach Me?
• A Guide to Preparing for a Job Interview with an SLP
• Power Of Self-Disclosure: Enhance Communication In The Workplace And Personal Life
• The Power Of Professional Phrases In The Workplace
• Making Conversation In The Workplace
• How ADHD Coaching Can Be Used In Speech Therapy Sessions
• Exploring Effective Presentation Styles
• How To Continue Professional Communication Goals In The Summer
• Using Body Language Effectively In Communication
• How Can I Overcome Stuttering? Through Stuttering Speech Therapy
• Presenting Can Be Difficult: How Speech Therapy Can Help
• Navigating The Relationship Between ADHD And Speech & Language
• Voice Feminization in Speech Therapy
• Navigating Corporate Climates: Empowering Women Through Speech Therapy
• Reinvigorate Your Speech Therapy Goals After A Summer Break
• The Mind-Body Connection: Speech-Language Pathology and Psychology
• Is Speech Therapy Worth It For An Adult?
• Benefits Of Adult Speech Therapy During The Summer
• How To Benefit From Speech Therapy Insurance
• My Approach To Speech Therapy
• How Speech Therapy Can Help Your Career
• Supporting Adult Hearing And Cognitive Difficulties
• The Effects Of Bilingualism On Communication
• How The Voice Works
• Difficulties With Executive Functions And How To Improve
• Recognizing Areas Of Need In Conversational Skills
• Social Communication Therapy For Adults With ASD
• Strategies For Interesting Presentations
• WELL SAID Provides IFHP Coverage
• Confident Communication In The Workplace
• Positive Clinician-Client Relationships
• COVID Restrictions On Interpersonal Communication
• Job Locations For Speech Pathologists
• The Words Of Digital Therapy
• Benefits of Therapy vs Telehealth
• English Prosody And Word Stress
• What Makes “R” So Difficult, and How Can I Change It?

Nimra has completed:

1. PROMPT Level 1 (motor speech) 
2. PECS Level 1 (visual support for communication)