
Our Speech-Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists have an average of 8 years of experience and bring a caring personalized approach to every family they work with.
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Domenique H. Embrey, OTD, MS OTR/L is an Occupational Therapist with 30+ years experience. Dr. Embrey has worked in schools, preschools, hospital units and clinics. She has experience in mental health, developmental disabilities, physical disabilities neuro rehab and wellness. She is an OT consultantat at the CA School for the Deaf Fremont and California Board of Occupational Therapy and is a Professor at Samuel Merritt University.

Paige is the founder of Sunshine Speech and Language Therapy, based in Downers Grove, Illinois. Since 2020 she has supported toddlers through school-age children with speech sounds, language, and AAC, building therapy around each child's interests.

Briana is based in Lombard, Illinois, working with clients from 18 months to 91 years old. Her strengths-focused approach covers speech sound disorders and language development across the lifespan, in office, in-home, and virtual settings.

Alex provides in-home and virtual therapy in the Chicago area. She works with school-aged children on speech sound disorders, language delays, and autism, bringing a calm, encouraging presence to every session.

Julie is a speech-language pathologist and autism coach with over 15 years of experience, providing virtual services across Connecticut, Virginia, California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. She focuses on language development, social communication, and executive functioning for neurodivergent children, teens, and adults, with an emphasis on caregiver coaching.

Lisa is a practice owner based in Ellenton, Florida, with a decade of experience. She specializes in early intervention, autism, AAC, and stuttering therapy across the lifespan, from preschoolers through adults.

Chantal is a bilingual (Haitian-Creole) speech-language pathologist serving the Tampa area with over ten years of experience across ages and settings. Licensed in Florida, Texas, California, Washington, and Oregon, she is passionate about making communication services accessible to underserved families.

Rita has over 16 years of experience serving families in the Winter Park/Orlando area. She provides evaluation and treatment for articulation, language, fluency, autism, AAC, and feeding needs, with a family-centered, evidence-based approach.

Christine is a certified neonatal therapist with 20 years of experience, offering virtual therapy across Oregon, Washington, California, and Virginia. She specializes in pediatric feeding and swallowing, early childhood development, and supporting adults recovering from stroke.

Bernycia offers virtual therapy across Oregon and California, with a focus on elementary-age students and individuals on the autism spectrum. She tailors each session to the client's needs to create a safe, empowering therapy environment.

Lauren is based in Beaverton, Oregon, and works with adults and adolescents recovering from neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease, stroke, and traumatic brain injury. A certified Speak Out! provider and neuro-yoga instructor, she blends wellness coaching with rehabilitative speech therapy.

Samantha is a pediatric speech-language pathologist based in Bremerton, Washington, supporting clients ages 0-24. A certified PLAY Project coach, she specializes in early intervention, autism, and AAC, with a play-based approach centered on parent coaching.

Andrea has 6+ years of experience working with children from birth to 16 across Washington. PROMPT Level II-trained, she supports speech sound disorders, language delays, fluency, feeding, and autism using a child-centered, multi-modal approach.

Alison is based in Spokane, Washington, offering office, in-home, and virtual therapy. She works across AAC, aphasia, apraxia, autism, and early intervention for clients throughout the region.

Emilee is the owner of Joyful Noise Speech Therapy, based in Hillsville, Virginia. She focuses on early language development, autism support, and AAC for pediatric clients throughout the New River Valley.

Kimberly is the founder of I Am Speech Therapy, serving families across Virginia from the Fredericksburg area. With expertise spanning AAC, voice, and swallowing, her career has covered early intervention through geriatrics, and she brings a disability-advocate's perspective as the parent of an autistic son.

Maiya is based in Alexandria, Virginia, and specializes in literacy from an SLP lens. She supports children with dyslexia, language-based learning differences, and neurodivergent profiles by strengthening the oral language foundations behind reading and writing.

Catherine is based in Stephenville/Dublin, Texas, with 20 years of experience across the lifespan. She has particular expertise in autism support, cognitive-communication and fluency disorders, and adult swallowing disorders.

Kerri is based in Fort Worth and specializes exclusively in supporting people who stutter, from young children through adults. Her client-centered, stutter-affirming approach focuses on building confidence and more spontaneous, joyful communication.

Taylor serves families across the Athens/Corsicana, Texas area, with a background spanning schools, clinics, early intervention, home health, and acute care. She specializes in AAC, gestalt language processing, and feeding therapy, using a child-led, play-based approach.

Alex serves children ages 3-18 in the Azle, Texas area. Drawing on years of Texas public school experience, she focuses on speech sounds, language, literacy, and social-pragmatic communication.

Laura is based in Fort Worth and works with clients ages 2 to 99. Her play- and interests-based approach focuses on early intervention, language development, AAC and assistive technology, and social communication for neurodivergent clients and their families.

Christina provides in-home, virtual, and preschool-based therapy in the Fort Worth area. She works with children, teens, and adults on late talking, apraxia, selective mutism, fluency, and social communication, with a compassionate, connection-first approach.

Amy is a speech-language pathologist and registered dietitian based in Colorado Springs with 28 years of experience. Dually trained in speech and nutrition, she specializes in voice disorders, Parkinson's-related speech changes, and pediatric articulation and fluency needs.

Lydia provides in-home and virtual pediatric speech therapy across the Denver area. She has a passion for articulation and phonological disorders, early intervention, and social language, bringing a fun, encouragement-driven style to every session.

Mari is a speech-language pathologist based in Boulder, Colorado, with 8 years of experience supporting both children and adults. She takes a relationship-based approach, focusing on practical strategies for young and school-age children with speech and language delays as well as adults recovering from neurological changes.
Fill out our short intake form or call us at 754-202-0280. We'll ask a few questions about who needs care and what you're looking for, then introduce you to one or two clinicians who could be a good fit.
We're in-network with UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Medicaid, Medicare, BlueCross BlueShield, Tricare, and more. Share your plan during intake and we'll confirm your coverage and any out-of-pocket cost before your first visit.
Yes. We'll introduce you to a couple of clinicians who match your needs and location, and most offer a free 15-minute consultation so you can find the right fit before committing.
Availability varies by clinician and location, but most families and clients are matched with a therapist within a few days. Reach out and we'll let you know what's open near you.
Often, yes many of our locations have both specialties on staff, and we coordinate care between your speech-language pathologist and occupational therapist when you're working with both.
Both. Our clinicians support communication, motor, and sensory needs across the lifespan, from toddlers working on first words to adults recovering from a stroke or managing a voice disorder.