I believe in discovering and uncovering each child’s unique mix of strengths and challenges and helping them to understand it too. I believe in using the skills of every member of the team to provide cohesive and long-lasting change. I believe in valuing cultural, social, linguistic, religious, and economic differences. I believe in loving what I do.

My pronouns are she/her.

Life is about relationships. I get to come to work every day and help children communicate so that they can access their social world, engage with others, and form relationships. There’s nothing better than watching a child become empowered by their communication and connecting with the world.

My pronouns are she/her.

Communication is powerful. I love my work because I am able to help children make their needs and wants known, express themselves with confidence, and connect with others in meaningful ways. I believe my role is to guide and support children as they work toward becoming effective communicators, and I am honored to be a part of each family’s journey.

My pronouns are she/her.

Play and self-care development are two of the primary occupations for children. My favorite part of being a therapist is using directed play to develop skills to allow for the highest level of performance. I have worked with pediatric patients and their families as an occupational therapist since 2017 in various settings including outpatient, school, hand therapy, acute care, and rehabilitation. I love to hide skill development within meaningful activities and natural contexts to allow for integration into the home environment.

Communication is the root of everything: how we relate to each other, build community, state our needs, talk about our feelings, tell jokes, interview for jobs, and share memories. Sometimes we communicate using our words. Other times we may communicate using a device such as our iPad or phone, sharing pictures, sharing music, playing a game, laughter, or simply a hug. My role as an SLP is to cultivate the best multi-modal communication approach for you and your family. I will listen attentively to help you say what you want to say when you want to say it. Your thoughts and feelings matter. I want to hear your wonderful ideas and so does the world!  

My pronouns are they/them.

As a speech-language pathologist, my goal is to provide clients with tools for communication and empower them to engage others in play and conversation. I value partnering with my clients and their families to develop individualized goals and work towards their unique objectives. I love learning from the children I work with and appreciate the diverse ways in which they communicate. My clients make coming to work a joy! 

My pronouns are she/her.

My job at The Hello Clinic is to help facilitate each part of our clients’ experience with us, ensuring that our service meets (or exceeds!) your family’s needs. When it comes to understanding your plan and utilizing your benefits, I delight in being your go-to contact and advocate. I pride myself in making sure the clients and families that we serve always know that they can depend on me to walk alongside them, cheer their successes, and tackle each challenge as a team… it is that simple.

My pronouns are she/her.

I believe everyone has a story. My role at the clinic allows me to listen, connect and share stories each day.

I feel like my purpose in life is to take care of others. To make a positive impact on someone’s life, even in a small way, is super meaningful to me. Knowing that I have the ability to care for and to make others happy is what also brings me happiness. I hope to one day become an SLP and continue helping others. 

My pronouns are she/her.