about us

We are sisters - Cara & Margaret - who have a lot in common: our love of speech pathology, working with little ones, and spending time with our big family. We turned our passions into a business and we are so happy that you found us here!

Our team has continued to grow! At Talk, Eat, Play, Grow!, you will find kind hearted, thoughtful, and professional therapists - who commit to their job and their families. We hope that you choose us to provide the thoughtful and professional care that your child needs!

  • Lead Speech Language Pathologist
    Co-Owner of Talk, Eat, Play, Grow!

    **COVID vaccinated**

    I am a Speech-Language Pathologist, Feeding Specialist, and Lactation Counselor. I have worked in a variety of settings including hospitals, outpatient programs, schools, NICUs, and home care. I graduated with my Master's in Speech-Language Pathology from Loyola University in 2014 and have been loving every second of this profession since! I have extensive experience with infant feeding, behavioral feeding, as well as a variety of speech and language disorders. I am also very passionate about parent education and guiding families on how to promote optimal development for their child.

    I am also a loving wife and mom of two boys! I love being able to combine both my life as a mama and a speech pathologist together; connecting to my families on a deeper level as a parent.

  • **COVID vaccinated**

    I am an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist currently working in preschool early intervention. I graduated from Loyola University Maryland in 2018 with my Bachelor's degree in Speech-Language-Hearing-Sciences and then in 2020 with my Master's in Speech-Language Pathology. I have extensive experience through my studies with a wide variety of pediatric and adult clients with different diagnoses across multiple settings - acute, outpatient, and schools. My passions include working with early language learners and preschool-aged children.

  • Lead Speech Language Pathologist for South Jersey

    **COVID vaccinated**

    I am an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist currently living in NJ. As a graduate of Penn State and Adelphi University, I earned a Master’s of Science in Speech-Language Pathology with a Teaching Certificate. I have been a Speech-Language Pathologist for 5 years, with experience in a variety of settings including early intervention, private practice, pediatric hospitals and NICU. My specialties include remediation of articulation & phonological disorders, infant feeding, behavioral feeding, early language development, fluency and other speech and language disorders. I am passionate about continuing my education and am always looking for courses to support my special interests. Some of my certifications include PROMPT level 2 training, PECS training, and the SOS approach.

  • Speech-Language Pathologist from Chester County, PA.

    I graduated from Penn State University with my bachelor's degree in Communication Science Disorders then earned my master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Salus University with a teaching certificate. I have experience working with a variety of speech and language disorders across multiple settings including early intervention, schools and outpatient pediatrics. My specialities include articulation and phonological disorders, early language development, augmentative and alternative devices, language disorders, fluency and feeding. I am passionate about building relationships with my clients, providing parent education, continuing my education, and providing a fun approach to treatment sessions!

  • Speech-Language Pathologist from Chester County, PA.

    I graduated of West Chester University’s masters program in Speech-Language Pathology. I have experience as a student clinician working in the elementary school setting and in a speech and language clinic working with children with various complex communication needs. I also have experience with the early intervention model and working with children who use AAC devices. I completed her clinical fellowship and have continued working with adults with dysphagia and communication deficits in the acute care setting. She has a passion for improving the lives of her clients by fostering communication and feeding skills that bolster autonomy, and she enjoys collaborating with families to provide fun, patient-specific, evidence-based therapy!