Sarah MacIsaac (she/her)
Speech-Language Pathologist
Discipline
Speech-Language Pathologist
Credentials
Master of Clinical Science (MClSc) in Speech-Language Pathology from Western University
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology with Specialization in Neuroscience from the University of New Brunswick
Regulatory College / Licence
Registered Speech-Language Pathologist- Nova Scotia Regulator of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists (NSRASLP).
Professional Memberships
Speech-Language and Audiology Canada
Speech-Language and Audiology Canada (SAC) Mentorship Program
Areas of Focus
Early language development
Speech and language delays
Autism communication support
Preschool communication development
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Early intervention services
Fluency and stuttering support
Parent coaching and family-centered intervention
Communication support for neurodivergent children
Evidence-based speech-language intervention
Populations Served
Infants and toddlers
Preschool-aged children
School-aged children
Autistic children and families
Children with speech and language delays
Children requiring AAC support
Families seeking early communication intervention
Languages 🇨🇦 English
Sarah MacIsaac
Sarah is a Speech-Language Pathologist who completed her Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology with a specialization in Neuroscience at University of New Brunswick before earning her Master of Clinical Science in Speech-Language Pathology from Western University.
Sarah has experience working with preschool-aged children with a wide range of communication and developmental needs, including speech delays, early language development, autism-related communication differences, and fluency challenges. She has also worked closely with children accessing autism services and has experience supporting families through early intervention during some of the most important stages of communication development.
She has a strong interest in early language development and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and is passionate about helping children access communication systems that allow them to express themselves in ways that feel functional, meaningful, and supportive of everyday life. She values working collaboratively with families to build communication skills early while creating therapy plans that align with each child’s unique strengths and goals.
Sarah’s clinical approach is grounded in evidence-based practice, combining current research, family-centered care, and thoughtful clinical decision-making to create individualized therapy plans that support meaningful progress over time. She is committed to ongoing learning and values collaboration, mentorship, and working alongside interdisciplinary teams to provide thoughtful, coordinated care.
Sarah provides in-person services at our Bedford clinic, community-based services around Halifax, and virtual support across Nova Scotia.
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