Joanne Hanson
Founder and Director
I have been working as a speech-language pathologist for 25 years. I am a graduate of the University of NH where I received a BS and MS in Communication Disorders. read full bio
Allison Cloutier
MS, CCC-SLP, Clinical Manager
I joined MFST in 2011 after graduating from the University of New Hampshire with a Masters Degree in Speech Language Pathology with concentrations in Early Childhood and in Augmentative and Alternative Communication. read full bio
Adelle Beaumont
MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist
I have been passionate about working with children since I was a child myself. I received my Bachelors of Science from the University of New Hampshire in 2013 in Communication Sciences and Disorders with a minor in Deaf Studies, followed by a Masters of Science in 2015 in Speech Language Pathology with a focus in early childhood. read full bio
Kathy Harrington
Physical Therapist
I have been a pediatric physical therapist for over 20years and continue to love spending my working hours with kids of all ages. I have a BA in Biology and minor in Cognitive Psychology from Bucknell University, PA. I received a BS in Health Sciences and MA in Physical Therapy from Touro College, NY. I also received my pediatric NDT certification from Seattle, Washington. I grew up on Long Island, NY but have lived in MA since 1995. read full bio
Mikaela Cassidy
M.S. SLP-CF
In 2010, I graduated from Boston University with a BA in psychology. I then worked at a school for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders in Natick, MA for six years. During this time, I was introduced to the world of speech therapy and the importance of being able to communicate! I registered for night classes and quickly earned my speech language pathologist assistant (SLPA) license. read full bio
Paige St. Germain
MS SLP-CF
Every interaction is rewarding! Watching children evolve and make progress in their communication is powerful. In addition, I love the team approach to making the child successful. read full bio
Eileen Baker
Practice Manager
I graduated from SUNY Geneseo in 1986 with a BS in Sociology. I started working part time at Miracle Farm Speech Therapy in October of 2009 and am also a full time mom to 4 kids and wife to a husband that has quite a crazy work schedule! read full bio
Kiley Corson
MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist
I love speech therapy because I get to laugh every, single day. Working with children allows me to celebrate my inner child while helping them communicate at the same time. Seeing the joy on a child’s face as he/she develops a new skill is the most rewarding part of my day. read full bio
Julie Maislen
MS CF SLP
I began working with children at daycare centers throughout Europe and the United States. I loved creating relationships with the children I worked with and discovering creative ways to encourage their language and literacy development. After a decade of traveling, I came back to my roots in New Hampshire to a job working in special education at a public school. It was there that I discovered this field of speech and language pathology, and I haven’t looked back since. read full bio
Ashley Kelley
MS CF, Speech-Language Pathologist
My love of working with children was jumpstarted by a high school internship at MFST nearly 10 years ago. My summer breaks throughout high school and college were spent as as a Camp Runamuck counselor, where my passion was solidified. I went on to receive my B.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders with minors in Hearing and Deafness Studies and Psychology from Emerson College in Boston. I continued my education at Emerson and graduated in 2019 with a M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders. My clinical interests include hearing loss, AAC, feeding disorders, and individuals with complex medical needs. read full bio
Super Cooper
Mascot
I am a yellow lab who was rescued from Save a Lab Rescue. I have experience in cuddling, nudging, and begging for belly rubs. read full bio
Are you interested in joining our team?
Please send your resume or contact joanne at: [email protected]