She has worked with clients of all ages in areas such as speech and language delays, stuttering, swallowing difficulties, and communication support for neurological conditions.

Ruiyun takes a person-centred and neurodiversity-affirming approach, working closely with caregivers and tailoring therapy to each individual’s needs, interests, and goals. She builds strong, trusting relationships with families and always looks for the spark – what makes a person light up – whether it’s through a favourite book, song, or shared laugh. She has a special interest in accessible communication and has led hospital-wide initiatives, including the development of patient education materials and a guide on modifying Singapore hawker food for safe swallowing—now used publicly across Singapore.

She is an AHPC-registered clinical supervisor and enjoys mentoring new clinicians. Outside of work, she is a passionate language learner (currently onto her 4th language, French!), an avid reader, and a mum who loves discovering children’s books with her toddler.