OUR FOUNDER & LEAD CLINICIAN

Bonnie Chan

Senior Speech Pathologist

  • MSpPath MSPA CPSP (Speech Pathology Australia)

  • B.S.Sc. Psychology

  • MST (HK Association of Speech Therapists)

English · Cantonese · Mandarin

  • Certified PROMPT technique therapist

  • Certified Lidcombe Program provider for stuttering

  • Clinical Educator across universities in HK & QLD

Born and raised in Hong Kong, Bonnie embodies the vibrant fusion of cultures that define this dynamic bustling city. She fluently navigates the worlds of English, Cantonese and Mandarin, effortlessly bridging language barriers with her multilingual prowess.

Bonnie's journey in Speech Pathology is marked by her unwavering commitment to excellence. Having pursued two Master’s degrees from prestigious institutions in Hong Kong and Australia, Bonnie brings a unique and diverse perspective to her practice. Her educational background reflects not only a commitment to lifelong learning but also a dedication to staying at the forefront of innovative therapy techniques and methodologies.

With 10 years of immersive clinical experience in public and private settings across Hong Kong, Brisbane, Gold Coast and North Queensland, Bonnie has honed her expertise in nurturing children’s speech & language development, with a keen focus on supporting neurodiverse individuals, including children with ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Having worked with children with a wide range of needs, Bonnie approaches her practice with a deep awareness of the individuality of each child. Her extensive experience enables her to tailor interventions with precision, ensuring that every child receives the personalised care they deserve. 

Coming from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) background and having relocated to Australia, Bonnie understands first-hand the obstacles families of CALD background encounter. Her passion lies in empowering Chinese-speaking families in nurturing their children's bilingual development. Bonnie’s personal journey fuels her commitment to championing the growth and development of young minds, irrespective of cultural and linguistic backgrounds, to maximise every child’s potential, and to help preserve their sense of identity and belonging to their families’ cultural and linguistic heritage.

With Bonnie, you're not just selecting a Speech Pathologist; you're choosing a dedicated advocate for both you and your child. Bonnie is here as your ally, she’s on your team to support your little one not only to succeed but truly thrive through their learning journey!

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Meet the Team

  • Angela Yu

    Speech Pathology Assistant

    Angela is a bilingual Speech Therapy Assistant at Teddy Talk, fluent in Mandarin and English, and conversational in Taiwanese. She is currently in her second year of a Bachelor of Speech Pathology at the University of Queensland and is passionate about combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience to deliver a clinically informed, creative, and compassionate approach to her work.

    Through her studies and clinical placements, Angela has supported preschool-aged children in developing language and literacy skills, as well as children and adults with a range of communication and feeding or swallowing needs. Her ability to speak a shared language with families allows her to foster trusting relationships and provide person-centred care that honours each client’s background and goals.

    Outside of her studies, Angela volunteers with children’s initiatives both locally and overseas, strengthening her ability to offer empathetic and culturally responsive support. Having lived half of her life in Taiwan and half in Australia, she relates closely to families navigating new environments and takes pride in helping children build confidence, develop communication skills, and thrive within their communities.

  • Marcella Lo

    Speech Pathology Assistant

    Marcella is a trilingual Speech Therapy Assistant at Teddy Talk, fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. She is currently completing the final year of her Bachelor of Speech Pathology at the University of Queensland. With a strong academic foundation and practical clinical experience, Marcella brings both knowledge and empathy to her role.

    Throughout her studies and placements, Marcella has worked with children across a broad spectrum of developmental needs and communication challenges. Her ability to communicate in multiple languages has allowed her to support families from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, deepening her commitment to inclusive, individualised, and family-centred care. She believes in the power of collaboration—ensuring therapy is aligned with each family’s values, routines, and goals.

    Marcella is passionate about delivering evidence-based support that is engaging, meaningful, and tailored to each child’s unique strengths. Known for her warmth, professionalism, and genuine dedication to helping others, she strives to create a safe and supportive environment for every child. Marcella is proud to be part of the Teddy Talk team and looks forward to supporting families on their communication journey.

  • Natalie Ng

    Natalie Ng

    Speech Pathology Assistant

    Natalie is a Speech Pathology Assistant at Teddy Talk, fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. She is currently in her second year of a Bachelor of Speech Pathology at the University of Queensland. Outside of work, Natalie enjoys handcrafting, exploring new cuisines, and taking walks through the city. Her creativity shines through in therapy, where she designs engaging, personalised session materials, and her curiosity about diverse food cultures often leads to meaningful, language-rich conversations with clients. Her city walks inspire her observations of everyday communication, deepening her understanding of how people connect in real-world settings.

    Natalie’s background as a tutor in Hong Kong and educator in Australian schools has shaped her strong appreciation for how cultural and environmental factors influence learning and communication styles. Through her studies and hands-on experience, she has developed a genuine passion for supporting children with communication challenges, tailoring each session to their individual strengths and celebrating every milestone in their progress.

    At Teddy Talk, Natalie combines her cross-cultural understanding, creativity, and empathy to provide engaging, person-centred therapy. She is dedicated to helping children build confidence, develop effective communication skills, and thrive within their families and communities.