Founder, Co-Owner, Speech Language Pathologist

Jeannette’s patience and ability to build rapport with children are her greatest strengths. Her ener­getic and enthusias­tic personality makes her a perfect match for any child. She has an evident passion for what she does and weaves her creative skills into her practice.

Education & Training:
Boston University
Northwestern University

Me in three words:
Very, VERY loud!

Speech Therapist & Reading Specialist

Shannan is an insightful and determined clinician. She has extensive experience with a wide range of abilities and structures her sessions in a way that puts her clients at ease. Shannan’s ability to incorporate augmen­tative supports allows for optimum success within therapy sessions.

Education & Training:
MGH Institute of Health Professions

My favorite thing to do outside of work…
Watch the Patriots

Speech & Feeding Therapy / Voice & Reading Specialist

Katie is an adaptable, fun and passionate clinician who has extensive experience evaluating and treating children with a variety of mild to severe speech and language disorders. She works hard to make sessions fun so that her patients look forward to therapy, while still challenging them to reach their full potential.

Education & Training:
Emerson College

My favorite thing to do outside of work…
Go on adventures with my toddler twin boys!

Speech & Myofunctional Therapy

Samantha is a patient and enthusiastic clinician who is dedicated to helping each child she serves communicate more effectively. She is extremely passionate about her work and believes in building strong relationships with her clients and their families. Samantha creates an inviting environment by providing treatment that is tailored to meet the specific needs and interests of each child.

Education & Training:
Sacred Heart University

Me in 3 words…
Kind, reliable, and passionate

Speech Therapy

Maeve finds value in creating a welcoming environment for each child as well as their families. During her undergraduate and graduate clinical experiences she worked in private practices and school settings, working with individuals ages 1 1/2 yo- 35yo with a wide variety of speech, language, and communication disorders. Throughout the many settings Maeve has experience working in, she has served many individuals on the Autism Spectrum.

Education & Training:
Emerson College

Me in three words.
Caring, passionate and optimistic

Speech Therapy & Reading Specialist

Jenna is an enthusiastic, positive and dedicated clinician with experience in the school setting, private practice and early intervention. Jenna has experience evaluating and treating children with articulation and phonological disorders, expressive/receptive language delays/disorders, pragmatic language disorders, and AAC. She is passionate about building relationships and collaborating with caregivers to maximize support.

Education & Training:
St. Ambrose University (Speech) & Gordon College (Reading)

My favorite things to do outside of work…
Hiking with my dog in the White Mountains and spending time with family at Newfound Lake.

Speech Therapy

Christina is a compassionate and patient clinician who has experience working with children of all ages. She has experience working in various settings including private practice, early intervention, and the public schools.

Education & Training:
Adelphi University

My favorite thing to do outside of work…
I love to read!

Speech Therapy

Taylor is an experienced clinician who we are happy to welcome back! She did her clinical rotation training under Jeannette, our founder. Taylor is passionate about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and Gestalt Language Processing treatment. Taylor received her graduate degree from University of Massachusetts Amherst. She is committed to providing functional child-led, play-based therapy to foster a positive and fun learning environment and to promote carryover of skills.

Education & Training:
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

My favorite thing to do outside work is…
Go to the beach with my niece!

Speech Therapy & Voice Specialist

Brianna is a cheerful, positive, and compassionate Speech-Language Pathologist who feels strongly that building a working relationship with a child and their family is key to successful therapy. She is committed to individualizing treatment to best fit the child to maximize their communication in therapy, at home, and in the community. She first found her passion for helping people with disabilities volunteering at a local therapeutic horseback riding facility when she was only a teenager.

Education & Training:
Worcester State University

My favorite thing to do outside of work…
Go on hikes with my two dogs!

Speech Therapy

Sasha is an enthusiastic, warm, and engaging clinician who has several years of experience working in public and private school settings. She has worked with children of all ages exhibiting a wide range of speech and language disorders, and particularly enjoys the preschool and elementary population. Sasha enjoys making therapy fun and interactive, tailoring her sessions to meet the individual needs and interests of each child. She values play as a tool to develop communication skills, and believes that children learn and generalize skills best when they are motivated and engaged.

Education & Training:
Boston College
Emerson College

What’s the most inspiring part of your job?
Watching children make powerful communication gains! There is nothing more rewarding than hearing from a parent that their child was able to express something for the first time.

Speech Therapy

Mary is a kind and easy going clinician who has experience working with children and adults of all ages. She has many years of experience working in various settings including public schools, nursing homes, and adult rehabilitation centers. She is passionate about the field of Speech and Language Pathology places great importance on making all children feel valued, supported, and challenged.

Education & Training:
University of New Hampshire
Florida Atlantic University

What’s the most inspiring part of your job?
Watching my students improve their skills

Speech Therapy; Spanish Speaking

Nicole is an enthusiastic and passionate clinician who is dedicated to building rapport with the child and family. She has experience working with the public school systems, early intervention, and private practice. She has worked with children of all ages and a variety of speech-language impairments, but especially enjoys working with the Spanish bilingual population. She also has a special interest in working with the deaf or hard of hearing and early language skills.

Education & Training: Emerson College

My favorite thing to do outside of work…. When she’s not at NSCT, you’ll find Nicole running her own web design business, hula hooping, or looking for the next best taco restaurant.

Speech Therapy

Charlotte is a fun, patient, and dedicated clinician who has developed a passion for working with the pediatric population as well as their families. During her graduate clinical experiences, she worked in private practice and school settings with children ages 2 years old to 11 years old with a variety of speech, language, and communication disorders. She is positive and adaptable, and always looking for ways to use her creativity to create fun and engaging sessions to support kids in reaching their individual goals!

Education & Training: Emerson

Me in 3 words. Kind, goofy & reliable.

Speech Therapy; Russian Speaking

Julia is an empathetic and engaging clinician who graduated from Northeastern University with her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. She is passionate about patient- and family-centered care and works hard to create individualized plans of care for each child based on their unique needs. Julia believes that when therapy is fun, progress can be made much more effectively and she emphasizes building rapport with her clients and families.

Education & Training: Northeastern University

My favorite thing to do outside work…. Try new restaurants and explore new places!

Speech & Feeding Therapy

Megan is a compassionate and dedicated clinician who aims to create a safe environment for children to grow their communication skills. She believes that building rapport with both children and their caregivers helps to facilitate success in and outside of the clinic. Trained in PROMPT and LSVT.

Education & Training: Nova Southeastern University

Me in 3 words: Passionate, compassionate & positive.

Speech & Feeding Therapy

Maddy is a positive and patient clinician who has experience working in both private practice and school settings. After receiving her undergraduate degree from the University of New Hampshire, Maddy went on to earn her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from Northeastern University. She is dedicated to providing fun, client-centered care that targets the individual needs of each child and family. Maddy believes that therapy should be fun, and that a strong and positive relationship with a client and his or her family is key to making progress in speech therapy.

Education & Training: Northeastern University

Me in 3 words: Positive, fun, and empathetic.

Speech & Feeding Therapy

Ali is a compassionate, energetic, and kind clinician who graduated from Boston University with her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology. During her graduate career, she worked in an array of clinical settings, including a pediatric hospital, private practice, and preschool. In that time, she developed a passion for feeding therapy, early language, and working with neurodiverse children. She is committed to using neurodiversity-affirming practices to promote inclusivity, celebrate differences, and educate families on the importance of this approach. Ali believes that the best therapy environment includes creativity, fun, and family collaboration, to ensure the child feels supported and comfortable at all times

Education & Training: Boston University

My favorite thing to do outside of work: Up-cycle clothing and skateboard!

Speech & Feeding Therapy

Lauren is a dedicated, creative, and empathetic clinician with several years of experience working with children of all ages and with a variety of diagnoses in private practice, school, and hospital settings. She uses a child-centered and play-based approach that helps create an engaging environment for her clients. She plans fun and effective sessions by emphasizing individualized, collaborative, and family centered care in order to help her clients achieve their goals.

Education & Training: MGH Institute of Health Professions

My favorite thing to do outside of work: Curl up with a good book and a freshly baked treat!

Speech Therapy

Eliza’s clinical experience includes both early intervention and school-based settings. She has experience evaluating and treating children with receptive/expressive language disorders, articulation/phonology disorders, social pragmatic disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, autism spectrum disorder, and children who use AAC. In addition, she has a special interest in literacy development, and is currently pursuing coursework to receive licensure as a reading specialist as well as Orton-Gillingham certification. She enjoys working with children and their families to provide motivating and engaging therapy to develop speech, language, and literacy skills.

Education & Training: University of Rhode Island

My favorite things to do outside of work…I love going on hikes with my dog, skiing or spending time at the beach

Speech Therapy

Alise began working with kids during high school while volunteering for her local parks and recreation program as well as teaching a youth tennis program. During her time in undergrad, she worked with kids to create theatre and realized just how important all aspects of communication are for these children. She discovered some of the various tools and supports children may need to communicate effectively and instantly wanted to learn more! She has been working in the private practice setting since graduating. She absolutely loves being a part of children’s communication development and creating lasting relationships with the children, families, teachers, and other professionals. She believes in the power of play-based therapy and works diligently with families to individualize their plan of care.

Education & Training: Emerson College

My favorite things to do outside of work… is be outside either hiking, camping, gardening, or playing tennis!

Patient Care Coordinator

What’s the most inspiring part of your work?
The most inspiring part of my job is the joy I feel when I have the ability to make a child or parent have a brighter day. For me, the most inspiring part of my work is knowing I have done something to make their day just a little bit better.

Patient Billing Coordinator

What’s the most inspiring part of your work? Feeling the unity and seeing the encouragement from the team every day.

Director of Billing & Operations

My super power would be…
Invisibility

Office Operations Manager

My favorite thing to do outside of work:
Shopping!

Co-Owner, Business Operations

What’s the most inspiring part of your job?
Being a small part in connecting families with the support they need. Hearing the relief in a parents voice when they found a partner that can help their child. I am so inspired by this team each and everyday!

Patient & Billing Coordinator

My favorite thing to do outside of work: Tend to my many houseplants!

Patient Care Coordinator

My favorite thing to do outside of work: I am a lifelong learner! I enjoy teaching myself web development and I just picked up vegetable gardening!