MORGAN ROSTS, RSLP
MEET MORGAN
Morgan Rosts is a Registered Speech-Language Pathologist who completed her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Western Ontario. She also holds an undergraduate degree in Speech Communication Disorders from the University of Virginia.
Originally from Jordan, Ontario, Morgan spent six years in Victoria training and competing with the Canadian National Rowing Team. Her athletic career included representing Canada at multiple World Championships and serving as an alternate athlete for the Canadian Olympic Rowing Team at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.
Alongside her high-performance training, Morgan worked extensively with children with diverse developmental and communication needs, supporting their speech, language, and daily living skills. Experiencing firsthand how improved communication helps children gain confidence and participate fully in daily life inspired her commitment to pursuing speech-language pathology.
Morgan is passionate about helping clients navigate essential communication skills, providing strength-based care, and supporting families throughout the therapeutic process. Outside the clinic, she enjoys staying active, spending time outdoors, and exploring the West Coast.
Morgan Rosts has completed the following professional development courses:
- Trauma and Violence-Informed Care
- Supported Conversation Training for Adults with Aphasia
- Interprofessional Education: Dealing with the death of a client
- Interprofessional Education: Interdisciplinary teamwork in long-term care
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CARLA WILLOCK, RSLP
MEET CARLA
Carla is the owner and clinical director of Victoria Speech and Language Centre. Carla has been practicing in speech language pathology since 2007.
She previously worked in Vancouver at UBC Hospital and in private practice until moving back ‘home’ to Victoria in 2015. In her 8 years at UBC hospital, Carla gained broad experience assessing and treating adults with swallowing disorders due to conditions such as a stroke, progressive neurological disease, or brain injury.
Carla also worked with the Early Intervention Program at Queen Alexandra Children’s Centre servicing children 0-5 yrs of age and their families. She has extensive experience working with autistic children of all ages in 1:1 therapy and in small peer groups.
Carla is passionate about neurodiversity-affirming practices and leads the clinical team in embracing this approach. Carla has initiated several educational initiatives for clients and caregivers, demonstrating her commitment to keeping the Victoria Speech and Language Centre at the forefront of the field.
In her spare time, Carla enjoys spending time with her husband and their two boys as well as biking, hiking, running and anything active and outdoors.
Maryam’s Training Includes:
- Authentic Social Engagement: A Sensational Proposition by Winnie Dunn, PhD (the author of Sensory Profile 2)
- Coaching: An Evidence-Based Practice That Supports Participation and Efficacy by Winnie Dunn, PhD (the author of Sensory Profile 2)
- Towards A Better Understanding Of Self-Regulation And BEST Strategies In Partnership With Moira Peña Sensory Workshops
- Autism and Neurodiversity
- Occupational Therapy for High School Students with Autism, and Research Trends.
- Mental Health and Psychosocial Occupational Therapy for Adolescent Populations.
- Sensory Strategies: Sanity Restoration for Family Life
- Virtual Reality in Brain Injury Rehabilitation.
- Prescription and recommendation of Durable Medical Equipment for Activities of Daily Living.
- Traveling In A Wheelchair: Tips, Tricks, And Tools To Help Clients Travel Successfully.
- Occupational Therapy For Driving And Adaptive Equipment.
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