I am a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist and owner of The Speech Clinic. After completing graduate school at the University of Utah, I have spent the past 8 years working with children and families across a variety of pediatric settings, including outpatient clinics at a local children’s hospital, Utah’s Early Intervention Birth–3 program, and school-based settings.

At the heart of my work is the belief that communication is about so much more than words. Communication takes many forms and develops differently for every child, but its purpose is ultimately connection. To be understood, to express who we are, to build relationships, and to participate meaningfully in the world around us. I believe supporting a child’s communication is one of the most meaningful ways we can support their confidence, relationships, and sense of belonging.

I am committed to lifelong learning and continually seek out current research, advanced training, and opportunities to grow as a clinician. I have experience supporting children with a wide range of speech, language, communication, and feeding needs, including early language development, speech sound disorders, AAC, social communication, and pediatric feeding. I value evidence-based care and strive to thoughtfully apply what I learn in a way that is meaningful, individualized, and practical for each child and family. Above all, I want therapy to feel achievable, natural, and fun, while giving parents support they can carry into everyday life.

I feel incredibly grateful to be in a role that allows me to build meaningful relationships with the families I serve. It is a privilege to walk alongside families as they navigate their child’s unique journey and to celebrate the progress, big and small, along the way.

Born and raised in Utah, I have always loved being active, traveling, and jumping into new adventures whenever I can. Outside of the clinic, my favorite role is being a mom and spending time with my husband and daughter.