Tasha Taylor

Hi, I’m Tasha! My path to speech-language pathology began at St. Cloud State University, where conversations about African American English and communication in autism sparked questions that led me deeper into the field. I later attended University of Kansas, participating in the Communication and Autism Project while earning my MA in Communicative Disorders. I’ve always known I wanted to teach and support others, and being an SLP allows me to do that in meaningful, one-on-one ways.

I have experience treating individuals across the lifespan in a variety of settings, including schools, inpatient rehab, outpatient clinics, SNFs, teletherapy, home health, and early childhood programs. In 2020, I earned my Doctorate of Speech-Language Pathology. My clinical interests include autism, AAC and speech-generating devices, cognitive-communication, voice, swallowing, and neurologically based disorders. I continue to pursue advanced training and professional development to provide evidence-based, compassionate care tailored to each client’s needs.

My therapy style is holistic, functional, and highly individualized. I value family collaboration, strengths-based support, and empowering clients to build confidence, independence, and meaningful communication skills.