Connected Speech Pathology offers evaluations and treatment for speech, language, swallowing, and voice disorders for pediatric and adult populations. Communication coaching and accent modification training are also available. Services are conveniently provided by remote video chat, also known as telepractice. Remote speech therapy eliminates transportation concerns, reduces hassles, improves attendance, and allows for easy generalization of goals into everyday life. Telepractice for speech pathology has been proven effective by over 40 academic studies, shown to be just as good and, in some cases, even better than in-person treatment. Our certified team of speech-language pathologists at Connected Speech Pathology are experts in communication.Our online speech therapists hold master's degrees in communication sciences and disorders and have completed rigorous post-graduate training. Many of our speech pathologists maintain affiliation and membership with other professional groups or hold specialty certifications.We Can Help Your Child With:- Early Intervention/Family-Centered Coaching- Stuttering and Fluency Disorders- Articulation/Phonological Disorders- Receptive and Expressive Language Disorders- Pragmatic Language Disorders and Social Skills- Childhood Apraxia of Speech- Voice Disorders/Hoarseness & Paradoxical Vocal Fold Motion Disorder (PVFMD)We Can Help Adults With:- Stuttering and Fluency Disorders- Articulation Disorders/Speech Clarity- Aphasia, Dysarthria, Apraxia & Stroke- Voice Disorders & Voice Therapy (Hoarseness/VCD/LSVT for Parkinson’s Disease)- Accent Modification- Communication Coaching

• Performed and documented evaluations and determined diagnoses.• Developed and implemented individualized and group therapy for pre-school children with language delays and articulation disorders.• Worked and communicate regularly with parents, teachers, and service providers to provide a network of strategy and support.

• Senior speech language pathologist and voice and swallowing specialist. • Evaluated and treated inpatient and outpatient adults with aphasia, dysphagia, dysarthria, dysphonia and cognitive deficits secondary to stroke, TBI, cancer, and neurodegenerative diseases. • Worked with tracheostomy and ventilator dependent population providing Passy-Muir speaking valve assessments and therapy. • Treated patients with Parkinson’s disease using the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment program.• Utilized diagnostic tools such as modified barium swallow and videostroboscopy daily. • Evaluated and treated laryngectomee patients with tracheoesophgeal voice prosthesis (TEP).• Mentored new clinicians and supervised Clinical Fellows in speech-language pathology.• Presented clinical in-services to colleagues and center staff on voice and swallowing disorders.

• Provided speech and language services to children ages birth to three years old with developmental delay from conditions such as Down Syndrome and autism. • Treatment conducted in the child’s home, using a family-centered approach to foster their child’s social and communication skills and encourage ongoing language learning.

• Speech Language Pathologist and Clinical Coordinator of research in the Neurovascular Service, Department of Neurology. • Responsible for the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of inpatient and outpatient populations with aphasia and related disorders in both English and Spanish. • Co-Investigator & Project Speech Pathologist for Early Speech Therapy After Stroke, a research project funded by the Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation. • Project speech pathologist for Brain Reorganization in Acute Stroke-An fMRI Study, funded by Specialized Program of Translational Research in Acute Stroke (SPOTRIAS), National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke, National Institutes of Health.