I specialize in assistive communication (AAC) and work closely with families to set up individuals for lifelong success with communication. I believe in child-led, family-centered care that supports every part of the speech and language journey. At Bee's Knees, we will always be a team with our families and find the best way to reach our shared goals, together. 

Cassandra specializes in phonological disorders, early language intervention, and childhood apraxia of speech. She believes in the power of strengths-based therapy in order to support the best possible outcomes for each child. She uses play-based therapy to support a fun and safe therapy environment for everyone.

I am a Board Certified in Pediatrics (BCP) occupational therapist with five years of experience in schools and outpatient pediatric settings.  I specialize in working with neurodivergent children and their families. I use a play-based, child-led DIR Floortime approach and include the whole family in the therapy process. My work focuses on helping children better understand their bodies so that they can advocate for sensory support in order to support regulation and meaningful participation in daily routines. I enjoy collaborating with speech therapists and honoring all communication styles in a neurodiversity-affirming way.  My favorite occupations outside of work include playing with my dog Bindi, crafting, and seeing my favorite musician, Billy Strings.

Allie believes in creating an engaging and motivating therapy space for all clients. She supports needs from sensory supports and emotional regulation to fine motor skills. Allie believes in connecting with families to supportive carryover of therapy skills in order to support the learning of treatment targets across all environments. 

Emalie is a well-rounded SLP, specializing in fluency, early language, school-age language, and AAC. She believes in emphasizing client strengths in order to support confidence and meet goals. Emalie uses play-based therapy in order to foster an environment that effectively supports language learning while also promoting fun. 

Laura is a neurodiversity affirming SLP who specializes in AAC, fluency, and school-aged language. She supports speech and language learning by promoting a space for each child to be themselves and feel comfortable. Laura engages with each individual through child-led therapy frameworks in order to promote independence toward speech and language goals.