A Career As A Speech Pathologist

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Hi, I am Lavya Jose, I began my career as a speech pathologist in 2006, finished my masters from Manipal University, India in 2012. Since then I have worked across various clinical settings, including multi-disciplinary rehabilitation clinic, special needs school & center within various states in India. With a career spanning a range of adult and pediatric client groups, I have a particular interest in Autism and ADHD and have done a research in Communication Acts and functions across typically developing kids and children with Autism and developed a questionnaire for the same.
Having a strong multicultural background I provide therapy in English, Malayalam, Hindi, Kannada and Tamil. I am certified by Rehabilitation Council of India and have

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