Serving the Fraser Valley Online. In-clinic services are located exclusively in Abbotsford.

Speech and Language Team

YOU

Client or Parent of Client

At Meadow Minds, we highly value collaboration! Whether you are the client or the parent of the client, your input is necessary for progress. As the parent, you know your child best, so your goals are our priorities. Your input is valuable. At the end of every session, whether it’s in-home or online, we take about 5 minutes to debrief you on what was done, progress made, and ideas for the next session. It is important for us at Meadow Minds to ensure you are informed about your child’s progress regularly and feel like you are a part of the therapeutic process.

Aman Sahnan

Registered Speech and Language Pathologist/ Clinical Director

I became a Speech Language Pathologist because I genuinely enjoy working with children. Every child communicates and learns differently, and I like finding what motivates them and using those interests to make therapy more meaningful.

I am especially passionate about Augmentative and Alternative Communication, or AAC. I believe every child deserves a way to express what matters to them, whether that is through words, gestures, pictures, signs, or a communication device.

I am RASP certified and have completed training in PECS, More Than Words, and Learning Language and Loving It through the Hanen Centre. I continue to build my clinical knowledge through mentorship, education, and evidence based practice.

I also have a little boy, and seeing the world through his eyes has changed how I understand children and families in a lot of ways. Outside of work, I love gardening, flower arranging, pottery, baking, soap making, and mostly just playing with my son. I feel grateful when families trust me to be part of their child’s care, and I take that responsibility seriously.

Favorite Children’s Book: The Snail and the Whale by Julia Donaldson

Chelsi Manhas

Registered Speech and Language Pathologist

Hello! My name is Chelsi Manhas, and I am a Speech-Language Pathologist. I completed my Master’s degree in Speech Pathology at Griffith University in Australia in 2024.

I have experience supporting individuals across the lifespan with their communication needs, helping both children and adults grow their speech and language skills to enhance their daily interactions and quality of life.

I take a holistic, client-centered approach, recognizing that every individual has unique strengths and challenges. By working closely with clients, their families, and other professionals, I strive to create personalized therapy plans that are functional, evidence-based, and tailored to each person’s needs. My aim is to empower individuals to communicate with confidence in their everyday lives.

I currently see both pediatric and adult clients for speech and language therapy. 

Not accepting new clients.

Vangmayee Subban

Registered Speech and Language Pathologist

Neha Multani

Registered Speech and Language Pathologist

My name is Neha Multani and I am a Speech-Language Pathologist! I recently graduated from UBC’s Masters in Speech Language Pathology program (MSc.) in November of 2025. Currently, I am being supervised to become Registered Autism Service Provider (RASP) certified.

I enjoy working with children for their playfulness, energy, and curiosity for the world. I am passionate and determined to be a part of my young clients’ communication journeys, as I am a firm believer that each and every individual deserves to have a means to communicate. I support children to communicate in a variety of ways based on each individual child’s strengths and each family’s personal preferences. These means include communicating verbally, gesturally, through sign language, and/or through augmented and alternative communication (AAC). I prioritize a play-based therapy approach with my clients and aim to make therapy an enjoyable and fun experience! I enjoy working with families and supporting them, providing them a safe and accepting space as they navigate through their child’s communication journey with them.

In addition to working with children, I am also accepting adult clients. I enjoy working with the adult population due to their lived experiences as well as their knowledge and wisdom that they have to share with me as we work together to improve their speech and language.

My clinical interests include improving articulatory speech sounds as well as working on developing functional language skills. Helping individuals develop social skills to help make meaningful connections with others is another area I enjoy.

In my personal life, I am a dancer, I enjoy going for scenic walks, and I find joy in finding new cafes and restaurants to try!

Favorite children’s book: They Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle

Jasmine Heer

Speech and Language Pathology Assistant

Hi! My name is Jasmine, and I’m currently in my fourth year of Psychology at Simon Fraser University, with a minor in Extended Linguistics. I have nearly two years of experience working as a Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant, and I truly enjoy getting to know each child and supporting them as they build confidence in their communication skills. I’m passionate about creating a positive, comfortable, and fun environment where children feel supported and celebrated for who they are.

I would describe myself as kind, patient, and easygoing. Outside of work and school, I enjoy going to the gym, spending time with family and friends, watching movies, and being around animals. I’m grateful to be part of each child’s journey and look forward to getting to know the wonderful children and families I work with!

Favorite children’s book: “If you Give a Mouse a Cookie” by Laura Numeroff 

Harman Nagra

Speech and Language Pathology Assistant

Hi! My name is Harman Nagra, and I’m Speech-Language Pathologist. I completed my Master’s degree in Speech Pathology at Griffith University in Australia in 2025.

I’m passionate about supporting individuals to develop meaningful communication skills that are functional and relevant to their everyday lives. I aim to make therapy engaging and client-centred by incorporating individual interests and priorities into sessions wherever possible. I also value collaborating with families and other professionals to support consistent progress beyond therapy sessions. My goal is to help each individual communicate in a way that feels authentic and empowering to them.

I currently work with both paediatric and adult clients across speech and language therapy.

 

Madison Lachance

Speech and Language Pathology Assistant

Navdeep Sekhon

Speech and Language Pathology Assistant

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