I became a speech language pathologist because it combined my passions of working with children, teaching, and the medical field. I began my education at the University of North Texas with additional training in child development and American Sign Language. I continued my education by obtaining my Master’s degree at Abilene Christian University, where I assisted in phonological awareness research. I joined the Speech and OT family in 2023 because I believe in the team-oriented nature that is exuded by all therapists and staff.
I have experience in a variety of areas within the scope of practice of a speech-language pathologist, including articulation, phonology, motor speech (apraxia), analytic and gestalt language, fluency, feeding, and swallowing in the neurotypical and neurodivergent populations. I continue to seek the most up-to-date research to make sure I’m providing the best practice for you and your child. I look forward to sharing in the growth and development of your child’s feeding and communication needs, big and small!