CHANTELLE DONAHUE

Chantelle Donahue [MA., S-LP, Reg. CASLPO] brings a wealth of experience  to her role as a Speech-Language Pathologist at NowWhat. With a bachelor’s degree in Health Studies and Gerontology, a graduate certificate in Communicative Disorders Assistant, and a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology, she is well-equipped to provide comprehensive support to clients with diverse needs.

Her professional experience spans working with children and adults in school settings, private practices, and within a hospital. She has supported a variety of clients including those with swallowing disorders related to head and neck cancer, ASD, dysarthria, aphasia, childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), Down syndrome, and developmental delays. She has extensive experience with Aphasia post-stroke or traumatic brain injury, and can help with communication related to Executive Function skills. In addition to her clinical expertise, Chantelle has contributed to advancing the field of speech-language pathology through research. Her dedication to her clients was recognized with the Tindle Shupe Award for Clinical Excellence during her speech-language pathology program.

Chantelle’s approach to therapy is deeply rooted in a strength-based philosophy. She believes in identifying and building upon each client’s unique abilities and potential, creating an empowering and supportive therapeutic environment. By focusing on strengths, she ensures that her practices promote resilience and confidence while addressing challenges. Chantelle is also committed to delivering personalized and effective speech, language, and communication support, tailoring interventions to the individual needs of her clients. She strives to empower her clients and their families to actively engage in the therapeutic process, fostering a collaborative dynamic that cultivates trust and ensures optimal outcomes.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Chantelle finds joy in recreational activities such as tennis, reading, and embarking on new adventures.