Sarah Marlowe

Hi! I’m Sarah. I became a speech-language pathologist because I’ve always enjoyed working with children, and I saw how much communication affects academic success and social confidence. I love helping people of all ages gain skills that help them participate more fully in everyday interactions. Additionally, I experienced stuttering in childhood, which gives me a personal understanding of communication challenges and helps me connect with clients in a more empathetic and meaningful way.

Across diverse clinical and school-based settings, I specialize in pediatric populations facing a wide range of speech, language, and fluency challenges. My approach is client-centered, functional, and deeply personalized, designed to help individuals build practical skills and become confident self-advocates. I am particularly passionate about augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), empowering families and school-based teams to seamlessly integrate communication systems into daily life.

I am dedicated to ongoing professional development to deliver evidence-based, high-quality care. I have led AAC trainings for school-based staff and family members, focusing on practical, day-to-day implementation of communication systems across environments.