Georgina H.

Georgina H.

Based in Greenwich

Speech and Language Therapist

Hello! I am Georgina, a passionate Speech and Language Therapist, proud to be part of a diverse team of professionals supporting people with speech, language, and communication needs.

I decided to pursue a career in Speech and Language Therapy after working in special schools, where I witnessed first-hand the amazing support and care that speech and language therapists gave to children and young people. With a background studying modern foreign languages and linguistics, I knew this career would allow me to combine both my love for language and for supporting others.

I enjoy collaborating with the child / young person’s family, education settings and other professionals to support them holistically.

My favourite word is…

    • Early years

      Autism and complex needs

      Adult learning disability

    • Breakaway (completed June 2025) 

“We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided.”
— J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter
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Why Teaching Assistant Skill Development is Key for Children Using AAC
Why Teaching Assistant Skill Development is Key for Children Using AAC

Teaching Assistants play a vital role in supporting children who use AAC. Discover why investing in TA skill development improves communication and inclusion.

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Supporting People with Dysphagia: A Speech & Language Therapist Answers Common Questions
Supporting People with Dysphagia: A Speech & Language Therapist Answers Common Questions

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