Natalie Gey van Pittius
When a young person is learning outdoors, it makes sense to support their communication and interaction outdoors too. Rather than using separate exercises or simulations, and then trying to generalize skills back into everyday activities, I prefer to join in with what the young person is already doing, whether that’s grooming a horse, planting tomatoes or building a treehouse.
I have an MSc in Speech & Language Sciences from University College London and a BA in English & Modern Languages from the University of Oxford. English is my first language and I’m also fluent in German and Afrikaans.
I live in Bushy Park, south-west London, with my husband, two sons, two cats, and a dog. I work part-time for Surrey County Council’s school-aged SLT service, which means I can’t accept referrals for young people living in Surrey or attending Surrey schools.
Sessions available in English, Afrikaans and German.
In person around TW12
All ASLTIP members are qualified speech and language therapists, registered with the HCPC and RCSLT.
Join ASLTIP to connect, collaborate, and be found. Members appear in our national directory and gain access to resources, support, and a thriving professional community.
Apply for a membership
