Parents choose people — not just practices. We believe the relationship between your family and your child's therapist is the foundation of everything.
Speech Me Therapy was founded on a simple belief: every child has something to say. Our job is to help them say it — and to help you understand them more deeply along the way.
We practice family-centered care — which means we never view therapy as something that happens to your child in a room while you wait outside. You are an essential partner in the process. The more you understand what we're doing and why, the more powerful and lasting the results.
Our sessions are play-based, relationship-first, and evidence-backed. Children learn best when they feel safe, seen, and celebrated — and that's exactly the environment we create, every single session.
Founded Speech Me Therapy to build the practice she always wished existed — one that genuinely partners with families.
Brings warmth, patience, and deep clinical skill to every session — with a gift for reaching kids who've struggled with reading.
Every decision starts with one question: Is this what's best for this child? We adapt our pace, methods, and approach to each individual — every time.
Parents aren't observers — they're co-therapists. We invest time in teaching you, because what happens between sessions matters just as much as what happens in them.
We apply clinically proven methods and stay current with the research. We don't use approaches because they sound good — only because the evidence shows they work.
We celebrate the diversity of every family we serve. We adapt our practice to honor each child's cultural background, home language, and communication environment.
We work alongside pediatricians, educators, OTs, and other providers — because children thrive when their whole care team speaks the same language.
We pursue ongoing training and professional development. Exceptional therapy requires never stopping learning — and we take that seriously.
Schedule a free 15-minute consultation — no pressure, no commitment. Just a conversation about your child and what you're hoping for.