1. Making a Difference

There is nothing better than seeing a client accomplish a goal. I get to see a child’s face light up when they answer a question correctly or master a difficult sound. I get to hear updates from parents about their child’s use of a skill outside of the speech room and the resulting confidence boost. Watching a client work hard and reach a milestone gives me such a rewarding feeling!

1. Seeing a Diverse Caseload

Each day, I get to see a wide variety of clients with all different needs. No two clients are the same and therefore, no two treatment plans are the same! I get to think critically and tailor every activity to my client’s interests and needs. Each and every day offers different experiences!

1. Combining Work and Play

I love the challenge of combining my medical knowledge and evidenced-based ideas with toys and games. Making learning pleasurable is my goal in every session and I love knowing that my clients enjoyed their fun-filled therapy session while also targeting a difficult speech and language skill.