Mylène began her professional journey in education, completing internships in secondary schools and working as a substitute teacher in both elementary and secondary settings. She later pursued her path in speech-language pathology, completing several diverse clinical placements: at CISSSO with preschool-aged children, at Ontario Health at Home providing post-stroke rehabilitation for adults, and in schools across Ontario. These experiences allowed her to develop strong clinical skills across various settings and with diverse client populations.

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What drew her to join our clinic was the opportunity to work with a diverse clientele, including children with Down syndrome — a population particularly close to her heart, as she has a younger sister with this condition. She appreciates the variety and dynamic nature of private practice, while also valuing professional stability. Her passion for speech-language pathology is rooted in communication and its profound impact on people’s lives. For her, seeing a client make progress and gain confidence is a daily source of motivation.

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Mylène works under the guidance of Jessica Bélisle Macquart, speech-language pathologist, ensuring high-quality care and thoughtful continuity of services.

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Her colleagues and clients describe her as open-minded, creative, flexible, and deeply compassionate. In her practice, she strives to foster self-confidence and a sense of accomplishment. She values every small success her clients achieve and believes that recognizing these milestones is essential to supporting motivation and independence.

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For Mylène, a fulfilling workday is one in which a client progresses and feels good about their achievements, where appointments are engaging, stimulating, and tailored to each individual. She places great importance on creating a positive and safe environment, where language support is associated with a meaningful and empowering experience.