Speech Therapists

With over a decade of dedicated experience since 2012, Jun is a highly accomplished Speech and Language Therapist whose career spans the full spectrum of the profession. Having worked within public and private hospitals, community health settings, and private clinics, she brings a unique, well-rounded perspective to client care, informed by a deep understanding of the healthcare journey from acute intervention to community-based support.

Jun possesses extensive clinical expertise in assessing and treating a wide range of conditions, including speech, language, fluency, voice, and swallowing disorders (dysphagia). She has cultivated a particular passion and specialized interest in fluency disorders and early language development, supporting clients of all ages to find their voice and build the foundational skills for effective communication.

Beyond her direct clinical work, Jun is deeply committed to advancing the field. As an Associate Faculty member for an undergraduate Speech and Language therapy program, she shapes the next generation of therapists, instilling in them the latest evidence-based practices. This academic role is complemented by a proven research background, having been awarded two competitive grants to conduct pioneering studies early in her career—a dedication to scientific inquiry that continues to inform and enhance her clinical practice today.

Driven by the belief that therapy must be as unique as the individual, Jun employs a client-centered and family-focused approach. She believes in transparent collaboration, working closely with clients and their families to set meaningful goals, leverage innate strengths, and create resilient support systems for lasting progress.