Victoria Watermeyer, Senior Auditory Verbal Therapist

LSLS Cert. AVT, SLT, Cert RCSLT, Audiologist, PGCert Hearing and Development

Vicky is dually trained as a Speech and Language Therapist and Audiologist and obtained her degree at the University of Pretoria in 2002. Vicky has specialised in delivering audiology and speech and language therapy across a range of different settings to various client groups since qualifying in 2002. She completed her postgraduate Certificate in Hearing and Development at Aston University in 2010.

After joining the team at AVUK in October 2012, she was mentored towards LSLS CertAVT^®by Jacqueline Stokes, and Rosie Quayle, Sarah Hogan, Susannah Burden and Louise Honck and she obtained her certification in April 2017.

She spends her time in clinical work, supporting families and also delivers training on various AVUK programmes for parents and professionals.

Vicky has a particular interest in working with young babies (0-24 months) and children with additional disabilities on an Auditory Verbal Programme.

Vicky works Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, between 9am-3pm as core hours.

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: Vicky Avuk

Pronouns: She/her

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