From a young age I have felt everyone deserves a voice. Growing up, my next-door neighbor suffered from aphasia secondary to multiple strokes. One of my earliest memories is attending Special Olympics with my parents  who were special education teachers. These experiences shaped my desire to work with children with unique abilities.

I attended the University of Central Arkansas for both undergraduate and graduate school with a masters in speech-language pathology. I have spent the last decade cultivating vast experiences in a variety of pediatric settings. I have had the privilege of working with children in an ABA setting, children with profound feeding/oral-motor delays, and children with Apraxia of Speech.

When away from the clinic, my favorite past time include soaking up with sun with a book in my hand while my husband grills and our kids play in the yard. We enjoy traveling and trying local restaurants.