Sable Chan
Sable earned a Masters of Science degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology from the University of Alberta, a BSc from the University of Alberta and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Vocology from the University of Iowa. During her Masters program at the University of Alberta, Sable completed a thesis in Voice Choral Singing Therapy Outcomes in Persons with Parkinsons. Sable has been trained in Voice Science, Voice Habilitation and Voice Instrumentation by Dr. Ingo Titze, Dr. Katherine Verdolini Abbott, and Dr. Eric Hunter respectively during her time at the National Centre for Voice and Speech.
Sable has been working in private practice and specializing in the area of voice therapy for the past 11 years. Sable completed a specialized voice placement at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital and worked in an Inter-Disciplinary rehabilitation hospital setting. Areas of practice have included work with Aphasia, Motor Speech, and Voice.
In addition her to Speech Pathology and Voice Therapy interests, Sable is a professional choral singer in Edmonton. She has sung with groups such as, Pro Coro Canada, Edmonton Opera Chorus, Canadian Chamber Choir, and FEMME Vocal Ensemble.
Membership:
Registered S-LP in the Alberta College of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists
Certified member, Speech-Language & Audiology Canada
Registered member, Alberta Speech & Language Association of Private Practitioners
Certified in the Lee Silverman Voice Training program
Awards & Achievements:
Named Top 40 under 40 by Avenue Magazine, Class of 2019