Lindsay is a speech-language pathologist with 9 years of clinical experience, passionate about building meaningful connections with her clients to help them develop the communication skills and confidence they need to participate fully in daily life. She earned her Master's of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Portland State University, and her Bachelor of Arts in Communicative Sciences and Disorders from California State University, Fullerton. She is committed to fostering inclusion and belonging, creating a space where every client feels supported and empowered to build the skills that help them connect with others confidently and authentically.

Lindsay brings a diverse experience across comprehensive high school settings and with young children and families through early intervention, providing therapy for clients ranging from toddlers to adolescents and young adults. Her experience spans articulation, language, and social communication support, with particular focus on the pragmatic and social language skills that help teens build meaningful peer connections. She also brings strong skills in comprehensive assessment and service delivery aligned with IEP and IFSP goals. With her youngest clients, she uses play-based therapy techniques to make communication learning engaging and developmentally appropriate, and she values functional, family-centered intervention that builds independence and supports communication carryover across home, school, and community settings.