Renny is a qualified Speech Pathologist with a Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) from Newcastle University and a Diploma in Auslan. She offers broad clinical and community experience, demonstrating a strong commitment to improving communication access and promoting inclusion among varied populations. Within the field of speech pathology, Renny has developed specialised expertise supporting deaf and hard-of-hearing students in primary and secondary school settings, as well as working with neurodiverse learners and individuals with ADHD, intellectual, sensory, and physical disabilities in both support unit and mainstream classrooms.

Her clinical experience extends to adult hospital rehabilitation and telepractice aphasia clinics, where she delivers evidence-based interventions for acquired communication disorders. Additionally, Renny has worked in specialised speech pathology clinics focusing on voice disorders, stuttering, and speech intelligibility across the lifespan. Renny has substantial experience managing complex cases involving children and adults with multifaceted medical and disability-related communication needs. She is committed to personalised, client-centred approaches that foster meaningful engagement and improve quality of life. Beyond direct clinical care, Renny contributes to initiatives supporting high-level athletes with disabilities and explores the therapeutic potential of equine and animal-assisted interventions, enriching her holistic approach to speech pathology.