Amy King

Hi, I’m Amy! I became a speech-language pathologist (SLP) after first learning about the field in high school, when I read an article that introduced me to the impact SLPs can have in helping others communicate. I knew I wanted a career centered on helping people, and speech-language pathology felt like the perfect fit.

I’ve worked across a variety of clinical settings, supporting individuals with diverse communication needs. These experiences have helped me build a flexible, client-centered approach that adapts to each person’s goals and strengths.

I’m especially passionate about sensory regulation, early communication development, and helping clients build functional communication skills that carry over into daily life. I enjoy creating supportive, structured environments where clients feel safe, engaged, and encouraged to grow. I have completed specialized training in DIR/Floortime and NSOME with Sarah Rosenfeld-Johnson, which has further shaped how I support individualized, meaningful progress in therapy.

My therapy approach is highly individualized, client-centered, and strengths-based. I incorporate sensory-informed and routines-based strategies to support regulation, engagement, and functional carryover, while prioritizing family involvement and meaningful, real-world communication outcomes.