Meet the Team
Lorelle
Director / Senior Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of Speech Pathology
Lorelle is a Certified Practicing Speech Pathologist and member of Speech Pathology Australia, with over 20 years of experience. Lorelle started this practice part-time in 2008. She has previously worked for the NHS in the United Kingdom and Qld Health, in hospital and community health settings. Lorelle has many years of experience working with adults and children across a variety of different caseloads.
Lorelle has strong interests in working with people across the lifespan, including early language development, school-aged children with literacy difficulties, neurodiversity affirming supports, and dysphagia support in the older population. She has most recently completed training on Interoception, Executive Functioning, and Neurodiversity Affirming supports. Other training includes the Sounds-Write quality first phonics program for teaching literacy in 2018, as well as being a Certified trained therapist in It Takes Two to Talk and the More Than Words programs. Lorelle is passionate about building capacity in our young people, educating families and the community on neurodiversity and strengths-based supports, and growing competent and thriving clinicians.
Fun Fact About Lorelle
Lorelle also has 4 of her own little humans she is responsible for, who take up most of her life during these current years. She is enjoying watching them grow up, seeing their individual personalities develop. Whenever she can escape the work and home life , she loves seeing live music with her husband or friends, and otherwise enjoys being in nature camping, hiking or anywhere that has water.
Karen
Business Manager
Karen works as LS Health Service’s Business Manager. Karen started with LS Health Services in 2017 and plays an integral role within the clinic.
Karen is the friendly voice you will hear on the other end of the phone most of the time. Karen handles all of our bookings, client inquiries, everything behind the scenes to do with administration and so much more.
We are very lucky to have Karen as our Business Manager as her skills make our clinic run smoothly.
Fun Fact About Karen
Karen enjoys landscaping, home renovations and spends her spare time raising her children and maintaining a happy and warm family environment. She also volunteers as a service crew member for a local rally team.
Veronika
Speech Pathologist
Master of Speech Pathology
Veronika is one of our wonderful Speech Pathologists here at LS Health Services. Veronika graduated from Griffith University with her Masters of Speech Pathology in 2021. She joined the team of LS Health Services in January, 2022.Veronika has gained her experience through the Beenleigh Special School, Griffith Health Clinics, Sunshine Coast University Hospital (Stroke Ward) and private practice.
Veronika has a generalist caseload of all ages. Veronika's specific areas of interests include early language and school-aged language, speech sound disorders, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, and neurodiversity affirming social communication supports.
In addition to Veronika becoming a Speech Pathologist, she has also obtained a Bachelor of Media and Communication where she worked as a content producer as well as a Bachelor of Business, majoring in Accounting.
Fun Fact About Veronika
Outside of work, Veronika loves Lego, hiking and singing. Her favourite colour is blue.
Scott
Occupational Therapist
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
Over the past three years, Scott has worked as a paediatric occupational therapist across both community and school-based settings. Scott began his career with LS Health Services in Jimboomba, Queensland, where he delivered community-based therapy to children and families, managed a varied caseload, and collaborated closely with educators, support staff, and families to achieve functional, child-centred outcomes.
In 2024, Scott relocated to London to broaden his clinical experience and worked as the full-time occupational therapist at Kisharon Noé School, a specialist school for children with complex learning disabilities. There, he led the delivery of OT services across the school, developed whole-school sensory and motor programs, and supported students through both direct intervention and staff training.
"I am a highly active person with a strong background in sport and movement, and I consider physical activity to be a fundamental part of therapeutic intervention. I believe that engaging the body through movement not only supports motor development but also enhances emotional regulation, attention, and overall wellbeing—especially in children. My therapeutic approach often integrates play-based and movement-rich activities to create motivating, functional experiences for young clients." During his time in London, Scott worked full-time as the occupational therapist at Kisharon Noé School, a Jewish SEN school for children with complex learning needs. "While I am not Jewish myself, working closely within this culturally rich environment has given me valuable insight into Jewish traditions, practices, and community life, and has further strengthened my ability to deliver, culturally responsive care."
Scott's clinical interests include working with people with Physical Disabilities, ASD, ADHD, General life skills, Play-based therapy, Big Brother/Mental Health.
Fun Fact - Scott visited 22 countries within one year, he has many stories to tell.
Lilly
Allied Health Assistant
Certificate IV Allied Health Assistance
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) Student (completion 2029)
Lilly holds a Certificate IV in Allied Health and is currently completing her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, with an expected graduation in 2029. She works in a transdisciplinary role, supporting both Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology clients, and maintains a primarily paediatric caseload. Lilly is passionate about helping children build confidence, independence, and the skills they need to thrive in everyday life.
Lilly has a particular interest in emotional regulation, emotional understanding, and developing executive functioning skills. She enjoys working alongside children and their families to build practical strategies that support success at home, school, and in the community.
Outside of the clinic, Lilly enjoys expressing her creativity through watercolour painting—you may even spot some of her artwork displayed around the clinic! She also loves colouring, spending time with friends, and finding creative ways to relax and recharge.
Lucy
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of Speech Pathology
Lucy is one of our dedicated Speech Pathologists at LS Health Services. She graduated from Central Queensland University in 2022 and has been working with LS Health Services since April 2024. Lucy is a proud member of Speech Pathology Australia.
In 2023, Lucy gained valuable experience in paediatrics while working with the Department of Education in Bundaberg. She currently manages a generalist caseload, supporting clients aged 5 to 60 years within the clinic.
Lucy’s clinical interests include speech sound disorders, school-aged language development, literacy development, and dysphagia support.
You can find Lucy in the Orange Room at the clinic.
Fun fact: When she’s not at work, Lucy enjoys getting lost in a good book, painting, or listening to music. One day, she hopes to travel the world.
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