Ashley Wilson

I became a speech-language pathologist after seeing several people close to me benefit from speech therapy during an important season of my life. From a family friend with Down syndrome, to my cousin with a cleft palate, to my grandmother receiving voice therapy for Parkinson’s disease, I saw firsthand how meaningful communication support can be across the lifespan.

Since then, I’ve been passionate about helping individuals regain confidence, independence, and quality of life through personalized care. My clinical experience includes inpatient rehabilitation, home health, and school-based telehealth services. I have specialized training in MBSS and FEES swallow studies and have supervised clinicians learning to perform FEES. I am also certified through the Lingraphica program, supporting adults with aphasia in accessing and using high-tech AAC devices.

I enjoy working with adults with neurological conditions, including stroke, aphasia, Parkinson’s disease, and dysphagia, and I value providing education and support to both clients and families. I have also facilitated stroke education and aphasia support groups within the community.

My therapy approach is client-centered, functional, individualized, and family-focused, with an emphasis on empowerment and self-advocacy.