Jamie Cronce

Hi! I’m Jamie. I decided to become a speech-language pathologist because my mom was a special education teacher, and I spent a lot of time in her classroom growing up. As I got to know her students, I became fascinated by the many ways people communicate—through spoken language, sign language, pictures, and AAC. Watching students connect with others and express themselves in meaningful ways showed me the power of communication and ultimately inspired me to pursue speech-language pathology.

I have experience supporting children with a variety of communication needs in public school settings. Working closely with children and their families has strengthened my passion for creating individualized therapy experiences that honor each child’s unique strengths, interests, and goals. I have also completed specialized training in Gestalt Language Processing and sensory integration, which helps me support communication, regulation, and engagement in meaningful ways.

My therapy approach is highly individualized, client-centered, and strengths-based. I prioritize family involvement, meaningful real-world outcomes, and helping each child build confidence as a communicator.