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

I began working with kids during high school, volunteering for my local parks and recreation program as well as teaching a youth tennis program. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts from Salem State University in 2015. During my time in undergrad I worked with kids to create theatre. I realized just how important all aspects of communication are and the various tools or support children may need to communicate effectively. Following undergrad I received my Masters of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Emerson College in 2017. read full bio

I first discovered the field of speech language pathology, as a high school senior, in an American Sign Language course. I immediately knew this profession was for me. A few months later, I moved from Long Island, NY to Durham, NH where I attended the University of New Hampshire. read full bio

I graduated in 2015 from UMass Amherst with a bachelors in Communication Disorders and Psychology. I went on to complete my masters in Speech-Language Pathology from Northeastern University in 2017. I work primarily in the elementary school setting and work after school and in the summer for Miracle Farm. I started here in 2017 and enjoy working with kiddos on articulation, language, and literacy needs. read full bio

I have been practicing as a speech language pathologist since 2013 with a few years at home when my two boys were born. I graduated from Boston University in 2011 with a BS in Speech Language Pathology & Audiology and in 2013 with a Masters in Communication Sciences and Disorders from New York University. My prior experience has been in private practice, early intervention, preschool and elementary schools and a private school for children with autism. My first experience with speech pathology was with MFST as an intern with Joanne over a decade ago, and I knew once I was back home I’d be so happy to work with Miracle Farm again! read full bio

I graduated from UNH with a Master’s in Communication Disorders in 1997. Over the last 24 years,  I have worked with both children and parents since that time, through Early Intervention, School positions and, now, Clinical Speech Therapy. I have also worked in Product Development for a speech therapy publications company, Super Duper Publications, from 1999-2001. I returned to speech therapy because I missed interacting with kids. read full bio

Growing up, I always knew I wanted to work with children. Throughout high school and college, I worked as a camp counselor and nanny. I loved those jobs and wanted to find a career where I could continue to work with children, and watch them learn and grow. After learning about the field of speech-language pathology in my high school psychology class, I was immediately intrigued and decided that is what I wanted to study in college.  read full bio

I fell in love with the field of speech and language pathology as a freshman at University of Massachusetts Amherst while taking an intro to communication disorders class. Four years later I graduated with a B.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders and minors in both Psychology and Education. I then went on to receive a M.S. from Northeastern University in Speech and Language Pathology in May 2021. read full bio

I joined MFST in 2020 and love the play-based therapy and family centered model we provide. I received my MS from Emerson College in Communication Disorders in 2019 and BS from Boston University in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences with a minor in psychology in 2017. I have always loved working with children and especially enjoy spending time with my nieces and nephews. read full bio

My passion for working with children first began in high school, as a teacher’s assistant at a daycare in my hometown of Andover, MA. This experience opened my eyes to how important the early years of a child’s life are to their speech and language development. I went on to pursue my undergraduate degree at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in Communication Sciences and Disorders with a Minor in Education. read full bio

I fell in love with the field of speech-language pathology when I was just 16 years old participating in a high school internship at Miracle Farm. I continued to work as a Camp Runamuck counselor in the summers and completed one of the clinical rotations in graduate school at Miracle Farm. I attended the University of Maine, where I was awarded my B.A. and M.A. degrees in Communication Sciences and Disorders with minors in Child Development and Family Interactions, and Disability Studies. read full bio

I have a BS in Business Management from Plymouth State College. Early in my career I worked in investment banking, project management and marketing.  I recently joined Miracle Farm Speech Therapy after being a full-time mom to my two children who are now young adults. Through the years I have been and continue to be involved with many volunteer opportunities in both my children’s schools and the community. read full bio