Jessica is a registered speech-language pathologist with a growing clinical focus in orofacial myofunctional disorders. She supports children and adults with concerns related to oral rest posture and functional oral habits through individualized, evidence-informed intervention programs.

With a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Alberta and a background in linguistics, Jessica brings a thoughtful, whole-person approach to care. Her clinical background includes experience in early language intervention, speech sound disorders, and language intervention across school-based and private practice settings—experience that continues to inform her myofunctional work.

Jessica values collaborative, client- and family-centred practice and works closely with families and allied professionals to support long-term, sustainable outcomes. She is a registered member of the Saskatchewan Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (SASLPA) and Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC).

Isabelle Correa is a newly graduated Speech-Language Pathologist who grew up in Saskatoon. Her interest in speech-language pathology first began in grade 10, when a family friend encouraged her to consider the profession, and it quickly became something she knew she wanted to pursue. Isabelle spent many years working at a daycare throughout high school and university, where her interest in supporting children continued to grow.

In 2024, she completed her Bachelor of Arts Honours in Linguistics with a minor in Psychology at the University of Saskatchewan before moving to Edmonton to complete her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Alberta.

During her clinical placements, Isabelle developed a foundation in supporting clients across the lifespan and learned the value of adapting care to each person’s unique needs. She worked in a variety of settings, where she gained exposure to areas such as early communication, feeding, adult speech and language, and acquired brain injuries. These experiences shaped her appreciation for therapy that is functional, connection-based, and family-centred.

As a new graduate, Isabelle brings curiosity, enthusiasm, and a strong desire to keep learning. She is excited to continue growing, building her clinical skills, and making connections with children and families!

Alongside private practice, Isabelle also works at AIM (Ability in Me), an organization that supports children with Down Syndrome. Outside of work, she enjoys trying new recipes, spending time with her family, and relaxing with her two dogs, Diego and Georgie.