Speech & Language Therapists

Now, officially working alongside Excel SLT Ltd., we at TIV, absolutely love our clinical work alongside SLTs, and we really enjoy weaving the disciplines together with creativity and innovation. 

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We are constantly developing ways of combining the modalities so as to have the maximum impact on clients who are facing challenges associated with speech and language.

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Perhaps you may not feel 100% confident when it comes to singing and music making if it hasn't been a major part of your training. It may seem a bit daunting to introduce some musical elements, even though you recognise that there are many incredible gains to be had through this accessible medium.

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Serenna Wagner is an Opera Singer. PhD Candidate and experienced Neurologic Music Therapist (undertaking the fellowship qualification in September 2025) who has expertise in working with clients who are regaining or developing speech. There are many ways in which music therapy and vocal pedagogy can help to intensify speech therapy outcomes, and she has had wonderful results with clients who have had a traumatic or acquired brain injuries; those who have had a stroke, and clients with neurologic disease or difficulties arising from neurodiversity. Read more about her work here: This Inner Voice

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Serenna has recently embarked on a PhD at the Cambridge Institute of Music Therapy where she is researching how best to help bring more therapeutic music and singing into speech and language therapy sessions. 

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Serenna has put together some lovely very reasonably-priced or even free webinars, join the waitlist for a free trial of our exclusive membership (The Singing Tree) which is coming soon. Subscription gives you access to our latest, free webinar and resources: 'Singing confidence and music making for SLTs'. ​​