Caitlin is an experienced speech pathologist and research clinician. She has extensive experience assessing and treating complex communication disorders. She works closely with families and relevant professionals to deliver individualised client care. Caitlin provides clinical services for children, teenagers, and adults who stutter, using evidence-based treatments, including the Lidcombe Program, the Westmead Program, the Camperdown Program, the Oakville Program, along with Demands and Capacities approaches. As part of her role, Caitlin is involved with the research activities of the Australian Stuttering Research Clinic, providing assistance with the conduct of laboratory studies and clinical trials. She also contributes to teaching the Master of Speech Pathology course.