hi there!

After 30 years of practice, I'm completely confident providing Push-in Speech Therapy!

But it wasn't always this way....

I came late to the game

I never planned on becoming an SLP! But the universe had other ideas.

When my district desperately needed a long-term substitute speech therapist, I stepped in and loved it. Surprise, surprise!

That led to my Master's degree and a Salt Lake City preschool job where, much to my dismay, I was assigned to work right in the classroom with teachers!

WAIT, WHAT? I had no idea how to:

Swimming with the sharks with no boat in sight, I learned by trial and error. Eventually, I got my feet under me, built a solid, flexible foundation, and discovered I actually loved my job. I was on my way!

I can give you the tips, tricks and strategies so you'll stop being unsure of yourself in the preschool classroom!

It's not your fault if...

You haven’t been trained in Push-In Therapy.
You have no idea where to start.
You don’t see how you can provide therapy in the classroom and also give individual attention to your students.
You have no clue how to keep track of data