Meet your child's speech-language pathologist
This practice grew out of a simple idea: children make the most progress when therapy is built around them rather than around a template. I start from what your child can already do and build from there, choosing goals that matter in their actual day — at home, at school, with friends.
I practice across a range of pediatric speech-language therapy — articulation, expressive and receptive language, and myofunctional work. Within that, myofunctional therapy, AAC, speech sound disorders, language disorders, and pediatric feeding are the ones I keep chasing down: extra training, extra reading, the cases still on my mind long after the session ends.
Working outside of insurance keeps the plan flexible: what we target is driven by your child's progress rather than what an insurer will authorize, and billing stays simple and predictable.
What sessions look like
30-Minute Sessions
Focused, individual sessions sized for young attention spans while still making real progress.
You'll Know the Plan
You'll hear what we worked on and what to practice, so progress keeps going between visits.
Short-Term Options
Families seeking services just for the summer, or another short-term window, are welcome too.