Ady is a Professor in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at Nova Southeastern University in Florida.

She is also a course facilitator at Emerson College, teaching the Social Communication Disorders Course. She has gained clinical experience working with culturally and linguistically diverse populations throughout her career. Her interests include speech disorders, phonological development, bilingual/multilingual assessment, and treatment, working with children with highly unintelligible speech, multilingual phonological treatment models, and working with Autistic children and adolescents to improve their social communication skills. She thrives to offer quality child and family-centered speech and language therapy in homes, schools and clinical settings. She has also worked with numerous schools to provide professional development sessions around speech and language difficulties.
Ady believes in giving back to the community and enjoys volunteer work locally and abroad. She is also mum to one young baby girl and loves immersing her in the world of play, communication, sounds, and literacy.