DIANA OOLEEPEEKA NEILL, M.SC.(A), SLP (C)

Originally from Nunavut, with roots in the Montreal area, and living in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories since 2015.

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Registered with Ordre des Orthophonistes et Audiologistes du Québec (OOAQ)   

Graduated from McGill University with a Masters in Communication Sciences and Disorders (2015), and a Bachelor of Arts, Honors in Linguistics from Concordia University (2008), and a Diploma in Public Administration and Governance from McGill University (2023). 

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I sit on the board of directors for Speech and Audiology Canada, brining a voice for Northern and an Indigenous perspective. 

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I love sewing parkas and mitts, taking my dog on a walk, and camping or boating with my family. I am a strong Indigenous advocate and really enjoy community and cultural activities.  

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As an experienced clinician, I have training and experience and areas such as Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy, fluency (Lidcombe, ISTAR Comprehensive Stuttering Program), Autism (Hanen More than Words, SCERTS, DIRFloortime, Reference and Regulate), Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders FASD (CanFASD), Childhood Apraxia of  Speech (DTTC), feeding (SOS Approach), Hanen Learning Language and Loving it Trainer and It Takes Two to Talk, and the Orton-Gillingham approach for Dyslexia. I work with children of all ages to support speech and language development.