Elizabeth Seebock

I became interested in speech-language pathology after watching my best friend’s son grow and thrive with the support of an early intervention SLP following his cleft lip and palate diagnosis. Seeing the impact communication support could have on a child and family inspired me to pursue a career helping others connect, communicate, and reach their goals.

Over the past decade, I have worked with both pediatric and adult populations across a variety of settings, including general education, self-contained special education, skilled nursing and rehabilitation, acute care hospitals, and inpatient rehabilitation. My clinical experience includes autism, AAC, speech sound disorders, receptive and expressive language delays, social communication, fluency, cognition, aphasia, apraxia of speech, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and dysphagia.

I am passionate about lifelong learning and have pursued continuing education that reflects the diverse needs of the clients I serve. I especially enjoy supporting individuals and families through both habilitative and rehabilitative communication journeys while helping clients build confidence and independence.

My therapy approach is holistic, functional, individualized, and client-centered, with a strong emphasis on empowerment and self-advocacy.