Profile

Cheryl D. Lindsay, M.S., (S-LP), Registered Speech-Language Pathologist, graduated from Minot State University, North Dakota in 1998, with Master of Science Degree in Communication Disorders. Cheryl has an extensive background working with pediatric and school-aged children with articulation disorders, delays in understanding (receptive) and/or use of (expressive) language, stuttering, voice problems, at risk infants due to prenatal and birth complications, hearing impairments, cleft lip/palate, autism/pervasive development disorder, social language problems, oral motor and/or feeding difficulties and learning or other developmental disabilities. Cheryl has also worked in the community with adults, providing rehabilitation for motor speech disorders, stroke, traumatic brain injury, swallowing disorders, stuttering and voice problems. Cheryl has lived and practiced in the Grey-Bruce area since 1999 in a wide variety of clinical settings. She has received specialized training in several Hanen® courses, and engaged in continuing education related to autism spectrum disorders, oral motor disorders and auditory processing disorders. She has owned and operated a private practice since 2003. She received the S.Co.B.E. Award for Entrepreneur of the Year from the Saugeen Business Development Corporation in 2009. Cheryl is an active board member with the Grey Bruce Youth Literacy Council. She regularly mentors high school, college and university students interested in pursuing speech therapy as a career.

Credentials

Regulated Health Care professional in good standing.

Has been practicing since Before 1985

Language(s)

English

Treatments

I treat the following injuries: Amputation, Brain Injury, Chronic Pain, Orthopaedic, Paraplegia, Quadriplegia, Soft Tissue, Spinal Cord, Neurosis

Region(s) of service

Bruce Peninsula, Southern Georgian Bay and Lake Simcoe, Southwest Ontario