Ms. Taylor

MS CCC-SLP

Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist

Taylor is a passionate speech-language pathologist who loves working with children and their families. Taylor's path into pediatric therapy began as a Registered Behavior Technician supporting children on the autism spectrum, where the joy of helping a child feel understood led to the decision to pursue speech-language pathology. Since then, Taylor has worked across home health, schools, clinics, and skilled nursing settings, supporting children ages 18 months to 15 years. Most recently, Taylor served families through home health visits, traveling to each child's home or daycare and weaving therapy into the everyday moments where real communication happens, before recently moving to Hawaii. 

Taylor has clinical experience across articulation, phonological, and motor speech disorders, language delays, fluency, AAC, and feeding and swallowing, and finds AAC work especially meaningful because of how powerfully it can help a child be heard.   She believes the best therapy is the kind that feels like play.

Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology

Baylor University, Texas

Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Sciences

University of Washington, Seattle