David Rennie

Clinical Director, Co-Owner

Registered Speech-Language Pathologist

David has been working as a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist since 2017. He is originally from Ontario, and graduated from the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia in 2016 with a Master of Speech Pathology Studies (MSpPathSt).

Since then, he has been working in the private sector, mostly working with children with Autism. Additionally David has extensive experience working with communication apps on the iPad (Augmentative and Alternative Communication — AAC) and a special interest in working with adults with voice disorders.  David believes that everyone should be given the opportunity to communicate.

When not providing therapy, David enjoys spending time with friends and doing outdoor activities or unwinding at home with books or video games.  He also enjoys creative writing and amateur voice acting.

David speaks English, French, and Spanish, and he is happy to offer services in any of these languages.

Certifications

• Registered Speech-Language Pathologist (RSLP)
• Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP)
• Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) certified
• Hanen It Takes Two to Talk® certified
• Member of Speech and Hearing BC
• Clinical Instructor with the University of British Columbia

Media

• French workshop on bilingual language development

Managing Director, Co-Owner

Morgan has lived all over Canada, from coast to coast, but British Columbia is where she calls home. Morgan graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley in 2016, with a  Bachelor of Arts degree with a dual major in Psychology and Philosophy.

After graduating, Morgan spent many years working various jobs in the private sector. This allowed her to gain experience in management roles, travel the country, and eventually start a career working with children. Morgan discovered her passion for speech therapy, while working with children who have special needs as a Behaviour Interventionist and later as a Communication Health Assistant. 

Morgan recognized during her time working with children that she could further help children by starting a clinic that provided services for those in need. She is committed to helping coordinate and organize these services for others. 

When Morgan is not managing the clinic, her favourite things to do are trying out new recipes, relaxing with her cats, or scouting out her next travelling location. 

Certifications

• Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) certified
• Personality Dimensions® trained
• Violence Prevention trained
• Applied Business Technology (ABT)

Administrative Assistant

Graham has grown up moving around the world with international teachers as parents. He moved to British Columbia in 2021 to marry his beautiful wife after graduating from the University of California in Santa Barbara with a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics with an emphasis on Speech and Hearing Disorders and a minor in Applied Psychology.

In the years following graduation, Graham worked as an administrator at a hearing clinic where he developed his passion for helping those with communication difficulties. When he found the team at Speech Bubbles in 2024, he jumped in headfirst, excited to bring that passion to his work here.

Graham works hard to provide a kind and comfortable experience for anyone who comes into the clinic. If he’s not working at the front desk, he’s probably enjoying creation by hiking, playing or coaching volleyball, or biking! 

Junior Administrative Assistant and Conditional Consultant

 Chelsea has always called the Fraser Valley her home. Chelsea graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley in 2017, with a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in English literature and a minor in philosophy.

From 2017 to 2022, Chelsea supported and taught children with exceptionalities working under the supervision of Behaviour Consultants, Speech-Language Pathologists, and Occupational Therapists. In 2022, she was accepted into the University of Western Ontario and completed a Master's in Professional Education with a focus on Teaching Students with Exceptionalities (MPeD-TSE) in June of 2024. 

Starting in the fall of 2024, Chelsea will be working towards certification in Relationship Development Intervention (RDI) to further pursue her passion of supporting the needs of exceptional children and their families.  

When Chelsea is not working or furthering her education, she enjoys spending time with her cat Maisy, enjoying the company of good friends, and engaging in her hobbies which include reading, crocheting, and video games.  

 Certifications

• The Registered Behavior Technician® (RBT®)

Senior Speech-Language Pathology Assistant

Ashley gained experience working with children on the Autism Spectrum during her time as a Behaviour Interventionist between 2017-2020. Under the supervision of Behaviour Consultants, Speech-Language Pathologists, and Occupational Therapists Ashley developed a well-rounded set of skills to work with children with all different types of support needs. 

In 2023, Ashley graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Ashley will begin working on her Master of Counselling through City University in 2024.

As a SLPA Ashley enjoys working alongside her clients and helping them develop language and communication skills. She aims to create an engaging and fun environment for each of her clients. Additionally, Ashley facilitates social groups across four age groups. In social group she aims to create a safe environment for clients to meet other children their age, learn how to make friends, and how to navigate social situations. 

Ashley is passionate about mental health, autism awareness and similar issues. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, attending concerts, and exploring nature on a hike or paddle-boarding.

Certifications

• Mental Health Commission of Canada Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)
• Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) certified

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant

Chantelle began working in 2020 as a Behaviour Interventionist, predominantly with children with Autism and ADHD between the ages of 2 and 15. During this time, Chantelle developed various skills that are important to have when working with children, including but not limited to, problem-solving, patience, adaptability, organization, and communication. 

In her position as an SLPA, Chantelle works to create a positive and welcoming environment for each child. She enjoys getting to see each child’s communication and language skills grow as they learn.

Chantelle is currently attending the University of the Fraser Valley and is working towards getting her bachelor’s degree in psychology. Chantelle is passionate about spreading awareness about children’s mental health and unseen disabilities. 

When not at working or at school, Chantelle loves to read, spend time with family and friends, and to be in nature doing things like camping or going on walks with her dog.

Certifications

• Emergency First Aid and CPR C
• Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) certified

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant

Mia is currently studying Speech Sciences at the University of British Columbia, with hopes to enter into Speech-Language Pathology after obtaining her undergraduate degree in Spring 2025.

Having grown up in Metro Vancouver, Mia has gained valuable experience in the field in recent years, including volunteering at other speech therapy services in the Lower Mainland and shadowing at the Vancouver General Hospital.

As an SLPA, Mia strives to help others to strengthen their skills in speech and literacy. She takes special interest in syntax, speech production, and reading comprehension.

In her spare time, Mia likes to to read, crochet, and to take care of her plants.