Resources

Read our interview with Donna Miazga, a licensed Speech Language Pathologist for over 25 years first working in medical settings and brain injury rehab before switching to the public school setting. Donna lives with her husband and family outside of Madison Wisconsin and works as an SLP in a public school setting.

Read our interview with Danielle Reed, a school-based speech-language pathologist with experience in Preschool-8th Grade and early intervention services. Danielle currently serves as her district's Lead SLP and is also the Chief Experience Officer and Co-Founder of XceptionalED.

Read our interview with Pam Drennen, founder of Kidmunicate Pediatric Speech Therapy. Pam believes in working closely with physicians, educators and other professionals on a holistic approach to provide the best outcome for children with speech, language and feeding disorders. She emphasizes a family focused strategy.

Read our interview with Annie Doyle, an ASHA certified SLP with 35 years experience in both school-based and private practice. She is a proud graduate of the ASHA Leadership Development Program and immediate past president of NHSLHA.

Read our interview with Nicole Allison, an ASHA certified school-based SLP with experience in both public and private schools. Nicole is a graduate of The University of Akron. She has presented at the local, state, and national level and is the author of the blog Speech Peeps.

Bridget Giraldo is an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist with over 12 years of experience. Bridget earned her Master's of Science in Communication Disorders from the University of Wisconsin. Bridget founded a private speech therapy company, Speech Therapy Talk Services in 2017.

Read our interview with Emily Dubas of Constant Therapy, an award-winning cognitive, speech and language therapy app designed for survivors of stroke, traumatic brain injury, and other neurological disorders.

Read our interview with Cheri Chin, an Ivy League graduate and creator of one of the first and longest running speech therapy blogs in the world, Super Power Speech. Since graduating with her master's degree in 2000, she has worked in schools, clinics, hospitals and private practice.

Read our interview with Carissa Speelman of Home Sweet Speech Room. She works in an outpatient pediatric clinic setting with children ages 2 to 21. Carissa has experience with autism, articulation and phonological disorders, language disorders, apraxia, social pragmatic communication disorder, dysphagia, and dyslexia.

Read our interview with Maureen Wilson, an ASHA certified, school-based speech language pathologist and Certified Autism Specialist. She has had experience with a variety of disorders and programs. Maureen graduated from Indiana State University in 2009.