Reema Khera completed a Masters degree in Speech and Language Therapy at the University of Essex in 2016. She has gained vast experience working with children and adults who exhibit a wide range of communication disorders arising from a neurological impairment and/or a developmental condition. She has also worked in a private clinic in Harley street, working closely with family members, carers and other healthcare professionals to provide high quality assessment and therapy plans for her clients. She has completed specialist courses in Child Development in Canada, as part of supporting children with phonological impairments and specific language disorders. 

In addition to working with children, Reema is currently managing a community caseload within the NHS, supporting adults with communication and/or swallowing impairments. Reema’s ethos involves supporting individuals and their families through life-changing experiences; harnessing a good rapport with them whilst educating on the benefits of speech and language therapy. She continues to work in the NHS alongside her private role to enhance her clinical experience, and maintaining the required standards of care at all times.

Reema is able to visit clients at home, across various different settings, and also provides teletherapy services where appropriate. She also offers group therapy sessions for individuals looking to practice their communication skills with other clients exhibiting similar conditions. 

Reema is registered with, and regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). She is also a full member of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT), who set out professional standards to follow and provide professional and medical liability insurance.