Felix Tang
Speech Pathologist (BA MSpPath CPSP)

Felix is the founder of iBrain Rehabilitation.

Felix is a Speech Pathologist with extensive experience in working with people with acquired brain injuries, neurological conditions and developmental disabilities across a range of settings. Felix is particularly passionate about neurological rehabilitation, capacity building and managing challenging behaviours. He uses a cheerful and creative approach in delivering intervention and focuses on the interests and personality of individuals to reach their full potential. With a special interest in IT, Felix enjoys using assistive technology and augmentative and alternative communication devices to help individuals lead full and fulfilling lives.

Felix can speak English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

felix tang, speech pathologist, adult speech pathology


Felix enjoys supporting individuals through the use of various Assistive Technology tools and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices, not only as a primary means for communication, but also as a tool with broader application for improving communication skills and maintaining communicative independence.

Felix provides services to assess and recommend the most suitable AT tools and communication devices for individuals based on their circumstances, strengths, needs and priorities. This includes prescription of speech generating devices, eye-gaze technology communication devices, AAC apps, switch access, etc.


By understanding the various conditions and strategies to improve them or work around them, Felix aims to not only help individuals to enhance communication, but also independence and quality of life.

Felix uses a person-centred and holistic approach which allows him to consistently deliver positive changes in his clients, building their capacity and maximising their quality of lives. It also allows Felix to fight for improved access to community resources, advocate for facilitative environments and promote that all thoroughly underserved populations, including those with functional health limitations, deserve to be heard.

Make a Referral