Grace Koh

Grace is a paediatric speech therapist with experience supporting children and families across hospital, clinic, school and community settings. She is passionate about helping children build confidence in their communication, feeding and social interaction skills through meaningful, child-led and family-centred therapy.

She graduated with First Class Honours in Bachelor of Speech Pathology from Flinders University and was awarded the Chancellor's Letter of Recommendation. Grace began her career at KK Women's and Children's Hospital, where she worked with infants, children and adolescents with a wide range of communication, feeding and developmental needs across outpatient, inpatient, intensive care and neurorehabilitation settings.

Grace also has experience providing therapy across private clinic, school, EIPIC and home-based settings, allowing her to support children within their everyday environments and collaborate closely with families, educators and multidisciplinary teams. Beyond individual therapy, she has led group therapy, caregiver coaching, school-based support and public education initiatives.

Grace values building strong relationships with children and their families, and believes therapy is most effective when it is engaging, functional and collaborative — creating a supportive environment where children feel safe, motivated and empowered to communicate and thrive.