About me

Hi! I'm Kaitlyn. My passion for speech-language pathology began with a simple goal: helping others find their voices and build meaningful connections. Today, as an SLP specializing in early childhood, I focus on the foundational ways children communicate—through gestures, eye contact, and sounds. By responding to these earliest attempts at expression, I help families build the trust and connection necessary for a child’s social, emotional, and cognitive growth. My clinical approach is holistic, strengths-based, and deeply rooted in neurodiversity-affirming care. To provide the highest level of support, I earned a Doctorate in Infant and Early Childhood Development with an emphasis in Mental Health and Neurodiversity, as well as a Graduate Certificate in Assistive Technology. Whether utilizing AAC, implementing DIR-Floortime strategies, or supporting sensory-emotional regulation, my work is always individualized and routines-based. Having worked in schools, private practice, and as a presenter to multidisciplinary professionals, I understand the importance of a collaborative, family-centric approach. My ultimate mission is to empower children and their families, providing them with the tools and confidence to become lifelong self-advocates.