About ME

Education

I am an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist and a NCCDP certified dementia practitioner. I enjoy providing evidence-based speech-language therapy services as well as consultative services to patients and caregivers.

I attended University of Central Florida where I received

my Bachelors degree in Communication Sciences and

Disorders in 2015. Following a year gaining clinical experience, I

attended graduate school in Phoenix, Arizona at

Midwestern University where I graduated

Magna Cum Laude in 2018.

Certifications

Presently, I possess the following license and certifications:

Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP)
Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP)
Virginia Board of Speech-Language Pathology State License
DIR Floortime Basic Certification

Research

My commitment to implementing evidence-based practice is why

my clients are so successful. Throughout my career, I've had the opportunity to partner with researchers and implement my own research on childhood apraxia of speech. Further, I have enjoyed presenting research at conferences across the United States, such

as the Symposium of Research for Child Language Disorders (SRCLD)

in Madison, Wisconsin as well present my own Master’s capstone research at the Arizona Speech-Language Hearing Association

(ArSHA) in Tucson, Arizona.

Clinical Interests

I specialize in teletherapy services for all ages! My clinical areas of interest include speech sound disorders, cognitive impairments, expressive/receptive language impairments, animal assisted therapy, dementia and clinical supervision/instruction. I enjoy coaching families to implement strategies for their loved ones in order to help them achieve their full potential.

Personal Interests