Kandice Roy is a Speech-Language Pathologist with over a decade of experience providing assessment and intervention services across a variety of settings, including hospitals, community-based programs, and schools. She earned her Master of Health Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Toronto in 2012.

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Kandice has a particular interest and advanced training in Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). She has completed advanced training in the Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) approach and is recognized by Apraxia Kids for her advanced training and expertise in CAS. She also has experience supporting adults with acquired apraxia of speech following neurological injury.

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Another area of clinical interest is stuttering and fluency disorders. Kandice has extensive experience working with individuals who stutter across the lifespan. She completed advanced training through the Stuttering Foundation and is trained in Palin Parent–Child Interaction (PCI) Therapy for young children who stutter and their families.

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In addition to these areas of interest, Kandice provides assessment and intervention for a wide range of communication needs including speech sound disorders (articulation and phonological delays), developmental language disorders, and social communication difficulties.

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Kandice is passionate about helping her clients develop effective communication skills and greater confidence. Her approach is collaborative, family-centered, and grounded in evidence-based practice, incorporating play and engaging activities when appropriate. She values building strong relationships with clients and their families and tailoring therapy to each client’s strengths, needs and everyday communication goals.