Laura has extensive experience working in hospitals, schools, community centres, Speech Pathology clinics and early intervention organisations. Laura created Dot to Dot after realising her dream workplace did not exist. Laura dreamed of providing high quality therapy amongst a team of dedicated therapists focussed on empowering parents and caregivers to achieve the greatest outcomes for children. Laura loves her job and has done further study in; early language development, social communication, picky eating, speech sound disorders, sensory processing, behaviour support strategies, stuttering, and alternative communication methods (e.g. devices). Laura's professional knowledge and experience allows her to see children and families holistically which improves the outcomes of children. Laura has an energetic and playful personality. She loves reading, spending time with her family, long distance running and eating ice-cream.

Cathy has always envisioned herself working with children early on. She is fascinated with children’s curiousness and their innocence, which led her to loving being in this profession. She has worked in various settings for almost 17 years: therapy clinics, school, hospital and community-based rehabilitation centers. She is very passionate about helping children find their voices and be heard. As she has worked across different settings and with people from all walks of life, she constantly seeks growth and is always willing to learn new things. She was also active in joining medical missions and outreach programs in helping kids with special needs all over the Philippines. Cathy loves to spend time with family and friends. Outside work, Cathy also loves to travel. She enjoys exploring new places, trying out different cuisines and learning about different cultures. She also loves being in the kitchen, cooking and trying out new recipes during her free time.

Victoria is passionate about making a difference in the lives of young children and their families. Victoria has a warm, empathetic and pragmatic approach to therapy and enjoys the collaborative process of the therapy journey, firmly believing in the power and impact of Early Intervention in the younger years. Victoria has worked across governmental, not-for-profit and private practice settings and has provided therapy services for babies, children and young adults with developmental delays and disabilities. Victoria has a special interest in Early Language development and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). In her spare time Victoria enjoys going for walks with her two dogs, growing plants from seeds or cuttings from her garden, and is a keen baker!

Olivia completed her Bachelor of Speech Pathology in Melbourne, but is a Geelong local through and through. Prior to becoming a Speech Pathologist, Olivia worked as a support worker across many settings, including Kindergarten Inclusion Support. Through this, she developed a passion in working with young children to support their learning and growth, as well as neuro-diversity affirming practice. Olivia has an interest in Early Language Development and is excited to make a positive difference to children and families. In her spare time, Olivia loves baking, music (both listening and performing), spending time with family and friends, and maintaining her fish tanks and aquascapes!

Caitlin is a dedicated Speech Pathologist with over a decade of experience supporting children and families across school settings and private practice. Her clinical work is grounded in a deep passion for empowering Deaf and Hard of Hearing (HOH) children to thrive in their communication journeys. As an Auslan user, Caitlin brings both linguistic expertise and cultural sensitivity to her practice, fostering inclusive environments where every child feels heard and understood. She is especially committed to early intervention and family-centred care, believing that strong partnerships with caregivers are key to meaningful progress. Caitlin’s warm, playful approach helps children build confidence while developing essential speech, language, and social communication skills. When she’s not working, Caitlin enjoys spending weekends with her young children and extended family—usually outdoors, exploring, and making memories together.

From an early age Sophia has enjoyed helping and supporting others. After completing her schooling, Sophia knew she wanted to go into a career where she could help shape the lives of young minds and delved into completing her Bachelor of Speech Pathology. After graduating in 2020, she started working in private practice, working closely with families in clinical and kindergarten settings to assist children in achieving their communication goals and potential. Sophia is passionate about providing functional, evidence-based, family centred care. She understands the importance of incorporating the child’s interests and strengths to ensure that sessions are engaging and motivating. Sophia has undergone additional training, including Lidcombe Program Consortium training, Meaningful Speech, Sounds-Write, and Key Word Sign. Sophia has also completed training in Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) assessment and intervention. She has experience in utilising LAMP, Proloquo, Proloquo2Go, communication boards, choice boards, and other visual supports within sessions. Her areas of interest include literacy, early language acquisition, speech sound disorders, and AAC implementation. In her spare time, Sophia enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring nature through hiking and camping as well as looking after her two beloved cats. She is also a musical and theatre enthusiast.