Lynne Bremner (MEd, BSc Hons) is a Lecturer in the Speech and Hearing Sciences Division.
- Overview
- Research Interests
- Research Publications
- Teaching & Learning
I became a Speech and Language Therapist in 1996, working with both adults and children. After a brief spell working in New Zealand, I returned to a Paediatric Speech and Language Therapist post Edinburgh. I worked with children with complex communication disorders in the areas of diagnosis and intervention, in both clinical and education settings. In 2005, I joined QMU as a research clinician working on projects in the area of communication between Allied Health Professional and and Education. In 2007 I became a lecturer in Speech and Hearing Sciences. My teaching interests are mainly in the area of social communication disorders and general principles of Speech and Language Therapy practice. I continue to be a practicing clinician in the NHS specializing in the diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorders and related social communication disorders.
Affiliations/Memberships to Other Organisations:
- Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
- Member
- 1996 to date
- National status
- Health and Care Professions Council
- Member
- 2000 to date
- National status
My research interests include diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder and social communication disorder.
Active Research Interests:
- Currently studying for PhD focused on Measuring ASD symptomatology in pre-school children in early years settings.
My primary teaching areas are general principles of Speech and Language Therapy practice, social communication disorders, including Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Program Leader:
Joint Program Leader for BSc Speech and Language Therapy
